We will disable the Windows update service momentarily so we can delete the content already downloaded by the Update Manager. Solution 1: Restarting Update Service after deleting downloaded content You can also read our article regarding how Windows 7 gets stuck while checking for updates.
We did a little digging and after getting feedback from the users and experimenting ourselves, we concluded that this problem could occur due to very few reasons. This situation is very bizarre as the notification for Windows 10 is already present for you to start the download. All you have to do is start the update process and sit back while Windows does all the work.ĭespite the method working for almost everyone, many users reported that their Windows 7 update manager got stuck at “Checking for updates”. Users running previous Windows versions were given the option to upgrade to the new one through the Windows Update manager. It reached milestones in providing users a faster, better, and an efficient OS without compromising on quality. I really don't want to go to a great deal more effort for an OS I'm not using all that much.Windows 10 was a great leap forward towards redefining operating systems along with setting new boundaries for ease of access. I see a few posts out there saying a repair install works to fix this, but I was hoping that something short of a repair install would make a difference here. Windows Update components must be repaired Potential Windows Update Database error detected Service registration is missing or corrupt Every time I run it, it finds and claims to resolve the same 4 errors:
I've also run the built-in troubleshooter for Windows Update. I've tried the steps to rename the SoftwareDistribution and catroot2 folders, this had no effect. It downloads, gets partway through prepping to install, and then fails with error 0x80070652. The first couple times a reboot caused some updating to occur during the shutdown/restart sequence, but this is no longer the case.Īdditionally, Windows 10 Update Assistant is running itself and trying to update to 1709 (I think). These updates are the ones looping between downloading, initializing the update, and then reporting an error occurred and to try again with a Retry button. Update for Windows 10 for 圆4-Based Systems (KB4023057)įeature update to Windows 10, version 1709 The following 3 updates are trying to install and getting stuck in a loop:Ģ018-03 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1703 for 圆4-Based Systems (KB4092077) It was, likely, well out of date before this started. The windows half of the dual boot sees relatively little use, and I'm mostly only trying to keep it up to date in case I ever do need it for something. System info says my current version is 3 Build 15063. This is a Dell Inspiron 15 i5559-4682SLV (laptop) setup to dual boot between its OEM copy of Windows 10 Home, and Ubuntu 16.04.
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