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New member here, first post. Would like some help/advice with the above.
The update downloads, and installs to the restart required.
Restart first displays the "working on updates" blue-screen, but at 6% progress, commences to close and reboot. (Normally this reaches the 30% progress point??)
Windows reboots normal, but a blue-screen reports the update "could not complete and is being removed". Windows returns and runs. Tried this at least three times.
Tried troubleshooting-updates, took some 15-20 minutes (SSD-drive). Found problems. (See PDF attached). Again attempted install but failed as before.
My use and knowledge of Windows is very low. I use Linux (Manjaro).
n.b. Windows 10 Pro 22H2 on external-SSD 512Gb (non-GPT) via via SATA III umbelical to a cast-iron ThinkPad T420.
Some help would be deeply appreciated.
PS. In an urgent repair to a friend's Windows system with a drive-loss, I supplied him my original ext-Windows SSD to restore his system on it. My Windows image had been cloned/imaged (Linux dd-command) and appears to be fully, reliably returned. There seems to be no data/system-file loss or corruption.
The update downloads, and installs to the restart required.
Restart first displays the "working on updates" blue-screen, but at 6% progress, commences to close and reboot. (Normally this reaches the 30% progress point??)
Windows reboots normal, but a blue-screen reports the update "could not complete and is being removed". Windows returns and runs. Tried this at least three times.
Tried troubleshooting-updates, took some 15-20 minutes (SSD-drive). Found problems. (See PDF attached). Again attempted install but failed as before.
My use and knowledge of Windows is very low. I use Linux (Manjaro).
n.b. Windows 10 Pro 22H2 on external-SSD 512Gb (non-GPT) via via SATA III umbelical to a cast-iron ThinkPad T420.
Some help would be deeply appreciated.
PS. In an urgent repair to a friend's Windows system with a drive-loss, I supplied him my original ext-Windows SSD to restore his system on it. My Windows image had been cloned/imaged (Linux dd-command) and appears to be fully, reliably returned. There seems to be no data/system-file loss or corruption.