Hello Alexandria Tilson,
The above error 0x80073701 can be resolved with the help of the built-in Windows Update Troubleshooter. You must follow the below fixes to resolve the error,
- Run System File Checker
- Run DISM Tool
- Check Logs and Remove Patches
- Check for the Windows updates.
- Maybe the error 0x80073701 was triggered by some temporary server issues.
- Go back to the Settingsoption, select **Update,**and Security, and click on Windows Update.
- Press the Check for updates button, and try to update your Server again.
- If the problem still persists, then restartyour Server.
Run the Update Troubleshooter to encounter the issue:
- Navigate to Settings, and select the Update and Securityoption.
- Then on the left-hand panel, click on Troubleshoot option.
- Click on View additional troubleshooters.
- Locate and launch the Update troubleshooter.
Run System File Checker:
The error 0x80073701 might be caused due to a missing system file. So to resolve the issue, try System File Checker,
- Open the Command Promptwith Admin rights.
- Now**, typethe command given below,**
- Type sfc /scannowand press Enterto proceed further.
- **Note:**Don't close the command prompt windows until 100% complete message verification is done.
- Thus, when the process completes, you will be able to install IIS features on Windows Server and check whether the 0x80073701 error is resolved or not.
Run DISM Tool:
- Type cmd in the Windows Start Search box.
- Right-click on the Command Prompt and go with the option Runas administrator.
- Now, enter the belowcommand,
- dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup
- Nextly, restartyour computer to take effect and check if the issue is resolved and whether you can install IIS features on the windows server or not.
Check Logs and Remove Patches:
You will have to check the CBS.log and remove the patches in this method to resolve the error 0x80073701.
TheCBS.logis a file that includes logs about components when they get installed or uninstalled during updates.
The CBS.log file is located in the %windir%\Logs\CBS folder.
If you find any error, then re-install a particular file.
But, If there is no error in the CBS.log, you must execute the below command,
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
This command can check for component store corruption. Hence when the command completes successfully, you will be able to install the IIS feature on your Windows Server.
I hope the above fixes help you resolve the error **0x80073701,**and you can install IIS features to your Server.
Regards,
Austin_M.