Hi,
I have issue with newest update for Windows 10, it is the version 20H2, so I tried everything to fix that problem, but nothing isn't working, so I need help with fixing that issue.
WINDOWS UPDATE FAILED - error 0x80070003
Hi there,
My Windows 10 client meets trouble with Windows update. It shows that failed install update as below
I tried:
- Re-update many time, Windows just rollback after the restart. The update process still fails
- Rename & Clean data update folder C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution
- Download & try to install offline these packages from Microsoft
- Restart all related services: Windows update, Cryptographic services, Background intelligent transfer service, msiserver
- Run DISM command (no error)
- Re-install all .Net on Programs and Features
I attach more bug log that I collected:
Should I update to the lastest Windows 10 version 2004?
Thanks & best regards,
Vu
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t0m1sh4 6 Reputation points
2021-03-17T20:27:41.707+00:00 -
Ivan Ignev 5 Reputation points
2023-03-14T09:47:02.3966667+00:00 You can try the Windows 10 Update Assistant to force updates. Use a newly downloaded file because an old file is not resolve the problem. This is save me after months of Error Code 0x80070003 and WinUps rollbacks.
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Rob Greene 1 Reputation point
2021-06-24T14:08:35.433+00:00 Hallelujah.. and damn Macrium. This was my problem as well. Been hung up on this for nearly 18 months and had previously used Macrium perhaps 3 years ago and had uninstalled it soon after use. These lingering registry modifications were definitely the problem. So relieved to be passed this problem now.
Thanks so much y'all!
Rob
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Francine Felske 1 Reputation point
2022-01-11T18:56:14.84+00:00 I've been having the same problem with the 12/14 update ... KB5008212 - Been wasting a good 1 hour everyday watching it load and unload. Somewhere someone suggested to uninstall the update and then attempt to "re-update" - it worked! Im only a DIY techie, so I'm guessing that there were some type of "pathway" (like cookies) created during the first install and all the remaining one just followed suit. When I uninstalled the update and then reloaded it - the "pathway" disappeared?
Uninstall and start over seems almost like "reboot" in terms of troubleshooting and I'm gonna keep that tool handy.
Francine