TerryLP
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Hi Everyone,
I am having a problem on my laptop with the updates failing. When I boot the laptop it will start loading updates. It will get to 63% and then reboot. Then it goes so far and automatically reboots, then it says that the updates have failed. It then says that it is undoing the changes. Then it reboots again. It then loops and and goes and does all of this two more times until it finally boots up. Is there any way to stop this from happening every time I boot my laptop? It takes ten minutes to get it to finally boot up.
I am having a problem on my laptop with the updates failing. When I boot the laptop it will start loading updates. It will get to 63% and then reboot. Then it goes so far and automatically reboots, then it says that the updates have failed. It then says that it is undoing the changes. Then it reboots again. It then loops and and goes and does all of this two more times until it finally boots up. Is there any way to stop this from happening every time I boot my laptop? It takes ten minutes to get it to finally boot up.
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You can try the Windows Update repair tool. Fix Microsoft Windows Update Issues
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Hi ! After you try @Neemobeer's suggestion please reply back if problem is solved. I'm very curious about which OS you are running on your computer. Also curious how many up dates and which ones are failing. I think you said that your PC finally boots into windows??
When does it start this boot loop again? Is this a new install?
PS I see you are running W10! Glad you got your issue fixed. We were replying at the same time
Thanks!
When does it start this boot loop again? Is this a new install?
PS I see you are running W10! Glad you got your issue fixed. We were replying at the same time
Thanks!
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Hi Terry! You can always type Up dates in your search bar and check if you have the latest Up Dates!
Here's some good reading from HTG about W10 Up dates!
What You Need to Know About Windows Update on Windows 10
Here's some good reading from HTG about W10 Up dates!
What You Need to Know About Windows Update on Windows 10
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I went to the C:\Windows\WindowsUpdate.log. I made a screen capture of it. I also made a list from the updates in the Control Panel. [ATTACH type="full" align="right" alt="An image from 'Updates Failing then looping and rebooting'. 1. Windows Update logs now use ETW and require PowerShell conversion.
2. List of Microsoft Windows security and system updates with dates and KB numbers."]32279[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" align="right" alt="An image from 'Updates Failing then looping and rebooting'. 1. Windows Update logs now use ETW and require PowerShell conversion.
2. List of Microsoft Windows security and system updates with dates and KB numbers."]32280[/ATTACH]
2. List of Microsoft Windows security and system updates with dates and KB numbers."]32279[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" align="right" alt="An image from 'Updates Failing then looping and rebooting'. 1. Windows Update logs now use ETW and require PowerShell conversion.
2. List of Microsoft Windows security and system updates with dates and KB numbers."]32280[/ATTACH]
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Hi! Wondering if you can run a sfc /scannow?? See if you have any integrity violations. These can some times cause problems with Window up dates. You may get more replies from members latter!
You might give this a look also!
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When You Should Run These Commands
Run this command when troubleshooting a buggy Windows system. If Windows is blue-screening, applications are crashing, or some Windows features just aren’t working properly, the SFC command may be able to fix this. Even if the SFC command doesn’t repair any files, running it will confirm that no system files are corrupted and you can continue to troubleshoot your system with other methods.
How to Repair Corrupted Windows System Files with the SFC and DISM Commands
You might give this a look also!
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When You Should Run These Commands
Run this command when troubleshooting a buggy Windows system. If Windows is blue-screening, applications are crashing, or some Windows features just aren’t working properly, the SFC command may be able to fix this. Even if the SFC command doesn’t repair any files, running it will confirm that no system files are corrupted and you can continue to troubleshoot your system with other methods.
How to Repair Corrupted Windows System Files with the SFC and DISM Commands
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TerryLP
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holdum333,
Thanks for the help. I did the sfc scan and I ran the Update troubleshooter again. I also uninstalled two of the updates. I have rebooted my laptop a couple of times with no issues. I think the problem may be fixed. Thank you for your help!
Thanks for the help. I did the sfc scan and I ran the Update troubleshooter again. I also uninstalled two of the updates. I have rebooted my laptop a couple of times with no issues. I think the problem may be fixed. Thank you for your help!
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Hi Terry! You're very welcome. Glad to hear your issue is solved. My thinking is MS may have a lot of these problems with up dates for W10.
It has been my experience not to worry to much about W10 up dating. My thinking is they will get them fixed, as they are reported to MS when they fail. That's my understanding any way. I see you have been a member sense August. This is a great forum with lots of smart and friendly people here. I'll see you around on the forum!
It has been my experience not to worry to much about W10 up dating. My thinking is they will get them fixed, as they are reported to MS when they fail. That's my understanding any way. I see you have been a member sense August. This is a great forum with lots of smart and friendly people here. I'll see you around on the forum!
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