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Robm1955
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I keep getting a message for windows update, say your device will restart to update outside of active hours, or I can restart now. Either way, when the pc restarts, I get the message can't update, removing update files (or something like that), so my pc doesn't update, but I get the message every time I log on. What do I need to check to allow the updates?
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Well, I followed the instructions, it did a troubleshoot, and I rebooted, and installed updates, but the message has just popped up again.0
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It's possible the update got interrupted and is now corrupted
Have you tried doing a system restore to a point before this started happening and trying to update again?0 -
Belarc Adviser which is safe and free will tell you what updates are missing
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It won't let me restore, as it says my system was updated more than 10 days ago.0
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Last time this happened to me I waited a while and downloaded the latest build of windows then reinstalled it using the option to keep all my files and settings.It worked for a few months, then I ended up doing a clean install anyway, as whatever had gone wrong was causing other problems.I want to go back to The Olden Days, when every single thing that I can think of was better.....
(except air quality and Medical Science)
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search 'windows 10 update history'
download the latest update file
run it to update your system0 -
Best option then is to download windows 10 from Microsoft and reinstall windows , that will be automatically updated to the latest edition , there are ways to do it to keep all your settings and programs but I prefer a fresh install
As you've no doubt backed up your computer this is the simplest thing to do
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Robm1955 said:I keep getting a message for windows update, say your device will restart to update outside of active hours, or I can restart now. Either way, when the pc restarts, I get the message can't update, removing update files (or something like that), so my pc doesn't update, but I get the message every time I log on. What do I need to check to allow the updates?
and then restart the device
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