Run some commands to troubleshoot the update problem.
# Open a command prompt as an administrator. Type CMD in your Windows search box, right-click the Command Prompt option from the list, and choose "Run as Administrator." Select "Yes" in the following popup box.
# Copy this code (as one big block) and paste it into the prompt. You must select the entire block "as is" for it to work.
Run some commands to troubleshoot the update problem.
# Open a command prompt as an administrator. Type CMD in your Windows search box, right-click the Command Prompt option from the list, and choose "Run as Administrator." Select "Yes" in the following popup box.
# Copy this code (as one big block) and paste it into the prompt. You must select the entire block "as is" for it to work.
Run some commands to troubleshoot the update problem.
# Open a command prompt as an administrator. Type CMD in your Windows search box, right-click the Command Prompt option from the list, and choose "Run as Administrator." Select "Yes" in the following popup box.
# Copy this code (as one big block) and paste it into the prompt. You must select the entire block "as is" for it to work.
Run some commands to troubleshoot the update problem.
# Open a command prompt as an administrator. Type CMD in your Windows search box, right-click the Command Prompt option from the list, and choose "Run as Administrator." Select "Yes" in the following popup box.
# Copy this code (as one big block) and paste it into the prompt. You must select the entire block "as is" for it to work.
Run some commands to troubleshoot the update problem.
# Open a command prompt as an administrator. Type CMD in your Windows search box, right-click the Command Prompt option from the list, and choose "Run as Administrator." Select "Yes" in the following popup box.
# Copy this code (as one big block) and paste it into the prompt. You must select the entire block "as is" for it to work.
Run some commands to troubleshoot the update problem.
# Open a command prompt as an administrator. Type CMD in your Windows search box, right-click the Command Prompt option from the list, and choose "Run as Administrator." Select "Yes" in the following popup box.
# Copy this code (as one big block) and paste it into the prompt. You must select the entire block "as is" for it to work.
***net stop bits
net stop wuauserv
net stop cryptsvc
rename c:\windows\SoftwareDistribution SoftwareDistribution.bak
net start bits
net start wuauserv
net start cryptsvc
%systemroot%\system32\msdt.exe -id WindowsUpdateDiagnostic
shutdown /r /t 60***
# When the update troubleshooter appears, follow the prompts. When it completes, click "Close", and your computer will restart in 60 seconds.
# After your PC restarts, try to update again.