what to do when windows 10 update gets stuck?
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["The tried-and-tested Ctrl-Alt-Del may be a quick fix for an update that's stuck on a particular point. ... ", 'Restart your PC. ... ', 'Boot into Safe Mode. ... ', 'Perform a System Restore. ... ', 'Try a Startup Repair. ... ', 'Perform a clean Windows installation.']
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By default, Windows 10 updates your operating system automatically. However, it is safest to manually check that you are up to date and it is turned on. Select the Windows icon in the bottom left of your screen.
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['Windows Sandbox.', 'Download and install now.', 'Color mode updates.', 'App removal.', 'Offline account creation.', 'Connectivity icon.', 'Search and Cortana.', 'Windows Update Experience.']
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['Open Settings.', 'Click on Update & security.', 'Click on Windows Update.', 'Click the Restart options link.', 'Turn on the toggle switch.', 'Change the time and date to restart your computer.']
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['Change desktop resolution. [00:01]', 'Change drive letters. [00:30]', 'You could select Driver extracts only and then install it yourself. (You should use Device Management to do it) [03:01]', 'Update your Windows and set up Windows Update. [04:29]', 'Click Check for updates. [04:41]']
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Open Windows Update by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, and then clicking Windows Update. In the left pane, click Check for updates, and then wait while Windows looks for the latest updates for your computer. If any updates are found, click Install updates.
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['Reboot your PC.', 'Update your Windows 7.', 'Examine your Recycle Bin.', 'Recover your DLL files with special software.', 'Reinstall the app which is having DLL-related issues.', 'Perform a system restore.', 'Run a SFC scan.', 'Update your drivers.']
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['Open control panel.', 'Go to windows update section.', 'Click on view installed updates.', 'After loading all installed updates, check for update "KB971033" and uninstall.', 'Restart your PC.']
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['Update Windows 10 and your drivers.', 'Run the BSOD Troubleshooter.', 'Run the SFC scan.', 'Run DISM.', 'Check the hard drive.', 'Disable Microsoft OneDrive.', 'Uninstall the problematic software.', 'Check your hardware.']
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['Disable your antivirus temporarily.', 'Close unnecessary applications.', 'Restart your computer.', 'Reinstall the problematic program.', 'Troubleshoot your computer.', 'Update available drivers.', 'Check for Windows Updates.', 'Run system file checker.']
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After some testing, I realized all I had to do to resolve the No Status updates is to delete the entry in WSUS and then run the wuauclt command with /detectnow /reportnow /scannow /resetauthorization as switches. It removes and re-detects the PC with a fresh check-in of update status.
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['Select the Start (Windows) button from the bottom-left corner.', 'Go to settings (gear icon).', 'Select the Update and Security icon.', 'Choose Windows Update tab in the sidebar (Circular arrows)', 'Select Check for updates. If there is an available update, it will begin downloading automatically.']
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["Go to the Microsoft Media Creation Tool's website.", 'Press the Download tool now button.', 'Launch the installer once the download is finished.', 'In the What do you want to do menu, select Upgrade this PC now.', 'Enter your Windows 10 license key.']
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Install pending updates If this issue has affected all the Skype for Business users, it is possible that Microsoft may release a hotfix via updates. Click on Start and select Settings. Go to Updates and Security. ... Download and install the update to fix “the action couldn't be completed” error.
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['Select the Start button > All programs > Windows Update.', 'In the left pane, select Check for updates.', 'If any important updates are found, select the link to view available updates. ... ', 'Select Install updates. ... ', 'Follow the instructions to install SP1.']
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['Try Windows Safe Mode. ... ', 'Check Your Battery. ... ', 'Unplug All Your USB Devices. ... ', 'Turn Off Fast Boot. ... ', 'Try a Malware Scan. ... ', 'Boot to the Command Prompt Interface. ... ', 'Use System Restore or Startup Repair. ... ', 'Reassign Your Drive Letter.']
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['Try Repairing The Windows 7 Installation.', '1a. ... ', '\ufeff1b. ... ', 'Choose your language and click Next.', 'Click Repair Your Computer and then select the operating system you want to repair.', 'Click on the Startup Repair link from list of recovery tools in System Recovery Options.', 'More info and a how to guide:', "If that doesn't fix it:"]