Windows Update KB5003173 Error 0x800f0922

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Windows Update KB5003173 Error 0x800f0922

RobDev 431

Hi All,

when I installed the Windows Update KB5003173 the update failed with the error code 0x800f0922 and uninstalled itself. From what I have observed from MS Q&A info many users have experienced this error when they have uninstalled MS Edge. However, I haven't uninstalled MS Edge and I'm getting this error. The version of MS Edge that I have is 64 bit V.90.0.818.62, which I believe is the latest version.

I've currently suspended Windows Updates until this can be fixed - which is not an ideal situation.

So, my questions are these:

Why is update KB5003173 failing to install on my PC?
Has anyone else had this problem having not uninstalled MS Edge, if so how did you fix it?
How do I fix this problem or has Microsoft released a fix for this?

Kind regards,

Reza-Ameri 17,341 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-05-26T15:44:55.937+00:00

Do you have sufficient space in your device to install this update?
Have you tried running the Windows Update troubleshooter?
Try open start and search for feedback and open the Feedback Hub app and report this issue.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-05-27T13:13:00.54+00:00

Hi Reza-Ameri,

many thanks for your reply. I currently have 1.41 TB free space on my HDD. Hopefully, this should be enough to install the update.

I haven't tried running the Windows Update troubleshooter yet, as KB5003173 uninstalled itself when the error occurred and as I hadn't had any problems with any previous update I didn't think it would find anything wrong. Do you think it's worth trying?

I'll try checking out the feedback hub.

Kind regards.
Reza-Ameri 17,341 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-05-27T15:01:48.213+00:00

Indeed you have enough space to do this.
It always worth trying to download the Windows Update troubleshooter as it will review and attempt to fix several issues.
You may take a look at:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/troubleshoot-problems-updating-windows-10-188c2b0f-10a7-d72f-65b8-32d177eb136c
campbay 16 Reputation points

2021-05-30T23:53:47.21+00:00

I have the same problem. I get the same error code and my Edge is at the current release.
I have plenty of storage for the update and if I didn't why wouldn't I get an error message explicitly stating that?
Microsoft Edge
Version 91.0.864.37 (Official build) (64-bit)
Update policies are configured but will be ignored because this device isn't domain joined.
Microsoft Edge is up to date.
Paul LoBue 1 Reputation point

2021-06-01T16:44:29.543+00:00

I have a similar problem. KB5003173 will not install. I get the 0x8007000d error. I have tried everything I can find on the web to get it to work and nothing helps. I hope Microsoft will put out a fix so I can continue to update my OS without completely installing my entire machine from scratch.
campbay 16 Reputation points

2021-06-01T23:15:19.737+00:00

My update history no longer show this update attempt. The update checker says that I am up to date. My last update was, KB4023057: Update for Windows 10 Update Service components
Successfully installed on ‎4/‎21/‎2021.
Has KB5003173 been pulled out? What is happening to my update log? Why has this update error been removed from my log?
What is going on?
Paul LoBue 1 Reputation point

2021-06-02T13:01:07.767+00:00

That is a stroke of luck.... Do you have any idea what you did to get the patch to work? I am not having the same luck
I don't want to put a name 1 Reputation point

2021-06-05T05:16:06.457+00:00

Already tried deleting/renaming/moving to desktop Edge folder, EdgeUpdate, Temp all of it but still not working
My folder protection is also off
Any solutions
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-11T13:50:42.127+00:00

Greetings All,

the situation with KB5003173 is now getting beyond a joke. I decided to wait for June's updates to see if Microsoft would issue a fix for the problem. Well, as I mentioned previously, KB5003214 was issued of 25th May but it required KB5003173 to have been installed. Now they issued KB5002637 on 8th June but it also requires that KB5003173 be installed previously.

So, what am I supposed to do now?

Can anybody help?

Kind regards.
Paula Puskádi 1 Reputation point

2021-06-12T12:32:04.89+00:00

Never mind Robert, after that i set my tent, as the system seem to get started for ages, i still have the same problem as you. never mind that they have increased the annual fees, nothig has happened, not even that we are now in June. patience is the name of the game, only that one should not pay for it!
Jon Moss 1 Reputation point

2021-06-18T05:46:10.74+00:00

Hey guys, we encountered the same problem. The recommended fix from Microsoft was to ensure the AppReadiness service is enabled.

Give this a try as this solution worked for us.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-19T14:13:22.45+00:00

Hi @campbay ,

after all the effort to find a solution to the KB5003173 problem, I thought I'd download the standalone version of the update to see if it would install after trying the various 'fixes' listed so far. When I attempted to run the standalone KB5003173, WUSA (the update process) gave me an error code of 2359302 - which translates as 'the update is already installed'.

There is no mention in my update history of KB5003173 being installed. In fact, when it failed to install, my update history stated that it had failed to install. Then, like your update history, the entry mysteriously disappeared.

After my failed attempt to install KB5003173 I paused all updates but I could only do that a limited number of times before they would automatically resume. They are due to resume tomorrow and there a couple of updates waiting in the wings which rely on KB5003173 having been successfully installed. I let you all know what happens.

Kind regards.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-21T14:58:38.35+00:00

Hi @campbay ,

yesterday windows updates were reenabled on my PC and several updates were downloaded. None of them were the dreaded KB5003173. However, there was KB5003637 and it requires that KB5003173 is already installed. Anyway, it took so long to download all these updates I closed the PC down and restarted today. KB5003637 installed correctly which sort of implies that KB5003173 had also been installed correctly. So, it seems the problem has fixed itself without me having to uninstall MS Edge or delete folders. Quite why and how I have absolutely idea, although I did notice that MS Edge had been updated while during the time I'd paused updates. I don't know if this made any difference.

I wish Microsoft would make things a lot clearer. It wouldn't take an awful lot of extra effort to explain, in a bit more detail, what is going on, would it?

Anyway, it looks like my problem is now solved.

Kind regards.
CottageP 6 Reputation points

2021-11-02T03:19:07.713+00:00

Got the same error for the last 5 months.... couldn't update my computer. This morning I stumbled on the cure. Now my system is completely updated! Here is what I did:

Under the start menu open the "Windows Administrative Tools" then click on "Computer Management"

Under "Services and Applications" on the left click on "Services"

In the Services window click on the "Name" header to put all the services in alphabetical order

Right click on the "App Readiness" service and click on "Start"

If "Start" is greyed out or just doesn't work then right click on the "App Readiness" service again and click "Properties"

In the middle of the popup where it says "Startup type" select "Automatic" then just below that in the same popup click on "Start" then "OK"

Now try and reinstall all updates in the "Update & Security" Settings menu under "Windows Update"

This worked like a charm for me. All updates were installed without issue.

Give it a try!
Patrick Von Raven 1 Reputation point

2021-11-04T16:38:00.537+00:00

I have this problem, too. I tried all the solutions suggested on the internet. (excet the DOTframework, which doesn't appear in my .netframework list.

6 answers

Your answer

Reza-Ameri 17,341 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-05-26T15:44:55.937+00:00

Do you have sufficient space in your device to install this update?
Have you tried running the Windows Update troubleshooter?
Try open start and search for feedback and open the Feedback Hub app and report this issue.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-05-27T13:13:00.54+00:00

Hi Reza-Ameri,

many thanks for your reply. I currently have 1.41 TB free space on my HDD. Hopefully, this should be enough to install the update.

I haven't tried running the Windows Update troubleshooter yet, as KB5003173 uninstalled itself when the error occurred and as I hadn't had any problems with any previous update I didn't think it would find anything wrong. Do you think it's worth trying?

I'll try checking out the feedback hub.

Kind regards.
Reza-Ameri 17,341 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-05-27T15:01:48.213+00:00

Indeed you have enough space to do this.
It always worth trying to download the Windows Update troubleshooter as it will review and attempt to fix several issues.
You may take a look at:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/troubleshoot-problems-updating-windows-10-188c2b0f-10a7-d72f-65b8-32d177eb136c
campbay 16 Reputation points

2021-05-30T23:53:47.21+00:00

I have the same problem. I get the same error code and my Edge is at the current release.
I have plenty of storage for the update and if I didn't why wouldn't I get an error message explicitly stating that?
Microsoft Edge
Version 91.0.864.37 (Official build) (64-bit)
Update policies are configured but will be ignored because this device isn't domain joined.
Microsoft Edge is up to date.
Paul LoBue 1 Reputation point

2021-06-01T16:44:29.543+00:00

I have a similar problem. KB5003173 will not install. I get the 0x8007000d error. I have tried everything I can find on the web to get it to work and nothing helps. I hope Microsoft will put out a fix so I can continue to update my OS without completely installing my entire machine from scratch.
campbay 16 Reputation points

2021-06-01T23:15:19.737+00:00

My update history no longer show this update attempt. The update checker says that I am up to date. My last update was, KB4023057: Update for Windows 10 Update Service components
Successfully installed on ‎4/‎21/‎2021.
Has KB5003173 been pulled out? What is happening to my update log? Why has this update error been removed from my log?
What is going on?
Paul LoBue 1 Reputation point

2021-06-02T13:01:07.767+00:00

That is a stroke of luck.... Do you have any idea what you did to get the patch to work? I am not having the same luck
I don't want to put a name 1 Reputation point

2021-06-05T05:16:06.457+00:00

Already tried deleting/renaming/moving to desktop Edge folder, EdgeUpdate, Temp all of it but still not working
My folder protection is also off
Any solutions
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-11T13:50:42.127+00:00

Greetings All,

the situation with KB5003173 is now getting beyond a joke. I decided to wait for June's updates to see if Microsoft would issue a fix for the problem. Well, as I mentioned previously, KB5003214 was issued of 25th May but it required KB5003173 to have been installed. Now they issued KB5002637 on 8th June but it also requires that KB5003173 be installed previously.

So, what am I supposed to do now?

Can anybody help?

Kind regards.
Paula Puskádi 1 Reputation point

2021-06-12T12:32:04.89+00:00

Never mind Robert, after that i set my tent, as the system seem to get started for ages, i still have the same problem as you. never mind that they have increased the annual fees, nothig has happened, not even that we are now in June. patience is the name of the game, only that one should not pay for it!
Jon Moss 1 Reputation point

2021-06-18T05:46:10.74+00:00

Hey guys, we encountered the same problem. The recommended fix from Microsoft was to ensure the AppReadiness service is enabled.

Give this a try as this solution worked for us.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-19T14:13:22.45+00:00

Hi @campbay ,

after all the effort to find a solution to the KB5003173 problem, I thought I'd download the standalone version of the update to see if it would install after trying the various 'fixes' listed so far. When I attempted to run the standalone KB5003173, WUSA (the update process) gave me an error code of 2359302 - which translates as 'the update is already installed'.

There is no mention in my update history of KB5003173 being installed. In fact, when it failed to install, my update history stated that it had failed to install. Then, like your update history, the entry mysteriously disappeared.

After my failed attempt to install KB5003173 I paused all updates but I could only do that a limited number of times before they would automatically resume. They are due to resume tomorrow and there a couple of updates waiting in the wings which rely on KB5003173 having been successfully installed. I let you all know what happens.

Kind regards.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-21T14:58:38.35+00:00

Hi @campbay ,

yesterday windows updates were reenabled on my PC and several updates were downloaded. None of them were the dreaded KB5003173. However, there was KB5003637 and it requires that KB5003173 is already installed. Anyway, it took so long to download all these updates I closed the PC down and restarted today. KB5003637 installed correctly which sort of implies that KB5003173 had also been installed correctly. So, it seems the problem has fixed itself without me having to uninstall MS Edge or delete folders. Quite why and how I have absolutely idea, although I did notice that MS Edge had been updated while during the time I'd paused updates. I don't know if this made any difference.

I wish Microsoft would make things a lot clearer. It wouldn't take an awful lot of extra effort to explain, in a bit more detail, what is going on, would it?

Anyway, it looks like my problem is now solved.

Kind regards.
CottageP 6 Reputation points

2021-11-02T03:19:07.713+00:00

Got the same error for the last 5 months.... couldn't update my computer. This morning I stumbled on the cure. Now my system is completely updated! Here is what I did:

Under the start menu open the "Windows Administrative Tools" then click on "Computer Management"

Under "Services and Applications" on the left click on "Services"

In the Services window click on the "Name" header to put all the services in alphabetical order

Right click on the "App Readiness" service and click on "Start"

If "Start" is greyed out or just doesn't work then right click on the "App Readiness" service again and click "Properties"

In the middle of the popup where it says "Startup type" select "Automatic" then just below that in the same popup click on "Start" then "OK"

Now try and reinstall all updates in the "Update & Security" Settings menu under "Windows Update"

This worked like a charm for me. All updates were installed without issue.

Give it a try!
Patrick Von Raven 1 Reputation point

2021-11-04T16:38:00.537+00:00

I have this problem, too. I tried all the solutions suggested on the internet. (excet the DOTframework, which doesn't appear in my .netframework list.

Answer 1

Teemo Tang 11,466

To fix this update issue, Windows 10 users have two choices:

1.Unisntall Edge then manually download and install Microsoft Edge again, next install the Windows 10 KB5003173 update.
2.Delete the "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge" folder and reinstall the Windows 10 KB5003173 cumulative update.
Either of these two options will work and allow the latest cumulative update to install.

If still update fails, reinstall video driver from manufacturer website and disabled folder protection in MS antivirus, test again.

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RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-05-27T13:46:19.727+00:00

This isn't really a fix. What I wanted was MS to supply a new update that would work without having to uninstall and reinstall MS Edge or anything else for that matter.
Why didn't KB5003173 work?
What was wrong with it and, more importantly, when is a new working update going to be issued?
Reza-Ameri 17,341 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-05-27T15:02:27.82+00:00

In this case, make sure share this concern as a feedback in the Feedback Hub app.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-05-27T15:17:25.01+00:00

Hi Reza-Ameri,

I'm just trying the Windows Update troubleshooter but it seems to be stuck on "checking for pending restart".

Regarding the Feedback Hub; I found an entry that more or less matches my problem so I thought I'd add some additional feedback. However, the Feedback Hub would not let me submit my entry. The 'Submit' button remained disabled regardless of any option I selected. I eventually had to add my text as a 'comment' to the original entry I found. What is wrong with the Feedback Hub app?
Reza-Ameri 17,341 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-05-28T14:37:48.163+00:00

Have you checked the website I shared earlier?
It also shows manual steps to perform to fix the issue.
Regarding to the Feedback Hub app, would you mind share a screenshot of the issue?
Also check the Microsoft Store and see if it is updated?
Paula Puskádi 1 Reputation point

2021-05-28T14:48:24.083+00:00

Hi Robert,

I don't speak too well, but the problem led me to your page, which is the same as mine!
well, I did all the suggested moves, eg, remove Edge completely,
however the same problem still exists, and i'm absolutely not sure, what else can be done!

stay well and trouble free: Paula
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-05-28T15:10:44.87+00:00

Hi Reza-Ameri,

I hadn't checked the website from your link until now. However, I suspect that it might not cure the problem - check out Paula's comment below.

As regards the Feedback Hub app I've attached a screen shot as you requested:

It shows the last stage of adding 'additional feedback'. At this point nothing that I did enabled the 'Submit' button.

As regards the main problem, I think Microsoft should let us all know why KB5003173 fails and issue a fresh update that works. Is that too much to ask?
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-05-28T15:14:32.28+00:00

Hi Paula,

many thanks for your reply. It's looking like that it's down to Microsoft to solve this proble. All I've done is to pause updates and hope that MS issues a new (working) update next month. This is not a good situation to be in.

Kind regards.
Paula Puskádi 1 Reputation point

2021-05-28T15:37:12.36+00:00

Hi Robert,

Thanks for your quick response!

well, let me tell you: for years i'm paying MS for the software and membership, which incidentally was raised in the beginning of this year! I can in no circumstances get hold of any one of them.

Still: i can not access remote help, let alone someone from the "workshop" to sign in on my request, or behalf...

my LT is in this state for many months, including for slow start and finish of programs, as well as uploading...

in fact i am a very unhappy customer!

stay well: Paula
Reza-Ameri 17,341 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-05-29T16:18:17.22+00:00

This is weird have you completed options in previous steps?
Have you tried check all the boxes?
campbay 16 Reputation points

2021-05-30T01:17:37.79+00:00

I have the current release of Edge installed. Your 'fix' is not an answer to the failure of your update to work. Most users don't have the slightest idea what you mean by deinstall Edge. Let alone what a c:\ means. If I hadn't been working as a programmer on IBM mainframes and microprocessors since the early 80's I wouldn't have the slightest idea what you are telling a user to do. It is absolutely unacceptable for Microsoft to tell users to do anything during an update of Windows. Fix the update.
This has to be poor management. That's what we used to run into all the time as programmers. Managers who didn't want to spend the money to make sure that things work. No wonder pipelines get hacked and are held up for ransom. No one is in charge that knows what they are doing.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-05-30T12:43:43.887+00:00

Hi Reza-Ameri,

many thanks for your reply. Yes I did complete all of the previous steps and I tried checking all the different combinations of boxes (well, all that I could think of) and it made no difference, the 'Submit' button stubbornly remained disabled. As I mentioned before, all I was able to do was add my text as a comment to an existing feedback entry. I think that there's definitely something wrong with the Feedback Hub app (or at least the instance of that I have).

Kind regards.
Reza-Ameri 17,341 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-05-30T16:23:52.363+00:00

Just for test, try sign out from your account in the Feedback Hub app and see if you are able to submit the feedback.
Open start and go to Settings and then under Apps->Apps & features look for Feedback Hub and try click on it and then click reset.
campbay 16 Reputation points

2021-05-31T00:18:58.653+00:00

I have the same question that Robert and Paula have, when will Microsoft provide an update that works? When will Microsoft issue an error code that is unambiguous? Asking if we have enough space to install is incredibly unprofessional. If there is not enough space then issue an error code that states that. This isn't rocket science.
I am so pissed at Microsoft right now I have wasted several hours verifying information that the update should be doing for me, e.g. is Edge installed and up to date and is there enough space.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-05-31T14:10:56.463+00:00

Hi Reza-Ameri,

many thanks for your reply. Regarding the Feedback Hub problem, I signed out and back in again, as you suggested, and tried adding my feedback to the existing problem I found and managed to add it. This time I checked the 'I agree to send attached files..." checkbox and this made the 'Submit' button light up. I guess I didn't check that box previously on the basis that I hadn't attached any files, so I didn't think is was necessary. Perhaps, a note beside the checkbox stating that it is mandatory would be a good idea. Anyway, I've submitted my feedback although I don't know it anything will come of it.
Thanks, once again for your help.

Kind regards.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-01T13:06:57.827+00:00

Hi Paula,

there's a more recent Windows 10 update that's been released. It's KB5003214 and was released on 25th May (KB5003173 was released on 11th. May). I don't know whether it will fix the problem that we're all having and, apparently it causes some problem with the Taskbar, but it might be worth a try installing. I think I'll give it a try in a week or so depending on what else I hear about its problems.

Let's hope it works.

Kind regards.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-01T13:52:57.663+00:00

Hi Paula,

I've just noticed that the Windows 10 update KB5003214 has a prerequisite condition. Apparently, you must install KB5003173 first. So I'm afraid KB5003214 isn't the solution I'd hoped it would be.

Is Microsoft going to fix KB5003173 so we can install it properly or have they given up on us all?
ycard 1 Reputation point

2021-06-01T19:17:14.123+00:00
How do you uninstall edge manually? The option to uninstall is greyed out in the add/remove programs settings.

I tried deleting that folder and it didn't fix the error.
ycard 1 Reputation point

2021-06-01T19:19:08.767+00:00
How do you uninstall edge? There is no option to uninstall it in the add/remove programs settings.

I tried deleting this folder and it doesn't fix the update issue.
campbay 16 Reputation points

2021-06-01T21:28:09.977+00:00

I renamed the folder to edgex instead of deleting it, should have had the same effect. Didn't work for me either.
Oddly, today June 1, 2021, my install error message are all missing from update history and the update status says that I am up to date. A log should never have entries deleted but Microsoft doesn't appear to agree with me.
JLW 1 Reputation point

2021-06-02T05:23:56.07+00:00

anonymous user-ashcroft did this work for you? I will delete the folders if so, I just don't want to do it if it doesn't make a difference. My computer has been failing to update since 5/15 (update KB5003173, error code 0x800f0922)
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-02T14:23:38.05+00:00

Hi JLW-6677,

I haven't tried the 'delete folders fix', from what I've read, quite a few people have tried it and it didn't work for them. Currently, I waiting for Microsoft to issue and new update that works, to replace KB5003173. I don't know when that will be - sometime in June I guess.
Borja Biurrun 1 Reputation point

2021-06-04T18:41:50.527+00:00
Deleting Edge folder didn't fix the issue but I thik I've found the solution
I've also tried other solutions like:

Troubleshooting assistant

SFC and DSIM tools

Expanding the recovery partition

None of them worked.

Then I tried deleting, not only Edge folder but also EdgeUpdate and Temp folders in "C:\Program files (x86)\Microsoft", well instead of deleting them I renamed them (same effect). Then I tried to install the update and voila, it did the trick for me.
Paul LoBue 1 Reputation point

2021-06-04T20:17:14.923+00:00

Good result for you. Congrats. I tried the same but unfortunately, it did not work.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-13T13:05:42.393+00:00

Hi BorjaBiurrun-9828,

could I ask you to describe exactly what you did to get KB5003173 working. Did you have to uninstall then reinstall Edge and, if so, how did you do that? What exactly did you do and in what order? It's just that as you've got it to work, I thought I might give it a try myself (as you can imagine I'm getting a bit desperate to find a fix for the problem).

I'd be very grateful if you could help.

Kind regards.
RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-14T13:41:11.4+00:00

Hi @Teemo Tang ,

regarding your first solution; how, exactly, do I uninstall Microsoft Edge. From what I've been reading in the MS Community, Edge can't be uninstalled (Link: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftedge/forum/all/how-do-i-uninstall-ms-edge/5e6b58d5-ebea-4227-9311-cc2f979d4ea6). So, how do I uninstall it and, if I can uninstall it, how do I reinstall it?

With regard to your second solution, if I delete the "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge" folder isn't that going to stop Edge from working afterwards? If so, how do I get Edge working again?

Kind regards.
Costermani G.Antonio 1 Reputation point

2021-06-18T17:28:21.193+00:00

Hi Paulo,

if you have RAMDisk installed using TMP folder storage on it, try to set back then environment variables to C:\WINDOWS\TEMP ,reboot and check for updates again. This worked for me, the update failed even if I've 4GB of ramDisk.

G.Antonio

Answer 2

Got the same error for the last 5 months.... couldn't update my computer. This morning I stumbled on the cure. Now my system is completely updated! Here is what I did:

Under the start menu open the "Windows Administrative Tools" then click on "Computer Management"
Under "Services and Applications" on the left click on "Services"
In the Services window click on the "Name" header to put all the services in alphabetical order
Right click on the "App Readiness" service and click on "Start"
If "Start" is greyed out or just doesn't work then right click on the "App Readiness" service again and click "Properties"
In the middle of the popup where it says "Startup type" select "Automatic" then just below that in the same popup click on "Start" then "OK"
Now try and reinstall all updates in the "Update & Security" Settings menu under "Windows Update"

This worked like a charm for me. All updates were installed without issue.

Give it a try!

Kach 22 1 Reputation point

2021-11-23T14:00:42.1+00:00

Thanks so much, Cottage P-0424.

Windows updating was plagued by the same problem more than a month. Your suggested fix worked completely,

In my case, the App Readiness service had not simply stopped, but was ""Disabled".

Opened the Properties box, selected ""Automatic, and then "Start".

Grateful to you.

i

Answer 3

Jody Jacobs 6

Edge uninstall

in command prompt (run as admin) "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\91.0.864.41\Installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --system-level --verbose-logging --force-uninstall

replace the 91.0.864.41 with whatever version of edge you have

RobDev 431 Reputation points

2021-06-16T13:53:14.353+00:00

Hi @Jody Jacobs ,

many thanks for you email. I'm getting very confused here. I was asking @Borja Biurrun for a complete breakdown of all the actions taken to fix the KB5003173 problem. I'm seriously worried about uninstalling Edge and its possible aftereffects and I'd really like a step by step (dummies) guide as to how to apply that fix. By the way I've just checked my version of Edge and it looks like it was updated to Version 91.0.864.48 (Official build) (64-bit) - I don't know if this makes a difference.

Kind regards.

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ser mar 116

hello everyone, i have windows 10 x86 and after update kb my pc remains stationary at the startup logo .
I have re-installed from a new USB create with MediaTool with version 21H1 but the problem remains.
At the first boot the pc remains stationary at the startup logo
any suggestions ?
thank you

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js2010 191

I've seen this error when trying to do a cumulative update on Windows 10 1809 dated past May 2021, which are indeed available. I later found out unless it's Windows 10 LTSC, 1809 is no longer supported after 5/2021. So "0x800f0922" may mean something like "no longer supported". The windows update errors are cryptic to say the least.

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