Windows 8 windows update not installing, troubleshooter doesnt seem to be working

Devon Johnson

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When first attempted to install the update for KB3079777 it just says it failed. I went to trouble shooter and attempted to use that to fix the problem, but everytime it says it "fixed" an issue, the update would still fail, and I would go back to troubleshooter to run it again, and the same problems would pop up and it would again say "fixed." i've tried restarting my computer after the troubleshooter. Now the update is stuck at 5%. I had other updates to install as well and those worked, i installed each 1 by 1 until i got to the one that was not installing, which is a security update for internet explorer flash player.
 

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If you're encountering issues with a specific Windows update failing to install, particularly KB3079777, and the troubleshooter isn't resolving the issue effectively, you can try the following steps to address the problem: 1. Manually Download and Install the Update: Visit the Microsoft Update Catalog and search for the specific update KB3079777. Download the update manually from the catalog and install it. 2. Check for Windows Update Readiness Tool: Download and run the System Update Readiness Tool (CheckSUR) from Microsoft. This tool can help fix Windows Update errors by checking and repairing file corruption that prevents updates from being installed. 3. Disable Anti-Virus: Sometimes, security software can...
If you're encountering issues with a specific Windows update failing to install, particularly KB3079777, and the troubleshooter isn't resolving the issue effectively, you can try the following steps to address the problem: 1. Manually Download and Install the Update: Visit the Microsoft Update Catalog and search for the specific update KB3079777. Download the update manually from the catalog and install it. 2. Check for Windows Update Readiness Tool: Download and run the System Update Readiness Tool (CheckSUR) from Microsoft. This tool can help fix Windows Update errors by checking and repairing file corruption that prevents updates from being installed. 3. Disable Anti-Virus: Sometimes, security software can interfere with Windows Updates. Try temporarily disabling your anti-virus software before installing the update. 4. Reset Windows Update Components: You can reset the Windows Update components using the Command Prompt with administrative privileges. This can help resolve update-related issues. 5. Check System Files: Run a System File Checker scan to check for and repair corrupted system files that might be causing the update failure. If after trying these steps you still face issues, consider seeking further assistance from the Microsoft support forums or contacting Windows support directly.
 

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