I have gone through the MSCONFIG utility and disabled all start-up items AND services to remove potential software conflicts. I have tried the various updating methods in Windows Safe Mode. I have repeated this same behavior across multiple user accounts, too. BUT the various panes that typically list out the updates (with check boxes, etc.) are completely empty. When I open up the Apple Software Update application, the app shows a brief status bar and then displays text to the effect that there are new updates to download. Sometimes the iTunes client will lock up upon checking for updates, but that is not consistent behavior. I have repeated this issue several times across multiple administrator-level accounts on this particular Windows machine. If I press the 'download' button, the dialog box closes and *nothing* else happens. Within iTunes, in both regular and 'safe-mode', I can successfully choose Help Menu > Check for Updates and I get all of the way to the dialog box w/the choice to either download the update or 'don't download' the update. Specifically, using either the iTunes client or the Apple Software Update application, I am unable to update Apple software.
Actually, I am also experiencing a scenario where the Apple Software Update application ( Windows 7 Home, 64-bit) is not working.
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