This tutorial is the first in a long series of many guides and resources that we host here at Sysnative. Specifically, it is the first tutorial in our Windows Update Academy where we teach you how to fix many different Windows Update problems on your own - some simple, some very complex.
Warning: This article is extremely technical. It is only intended to be accessible to those with plenty of prior computing experience.
If you have a Windows Update problem you want to get help with without needing lots of computer experience...
and attempted to apply what I learned to no avail! I consider myself reasonably competent, but am obviously out of my depth on this issue,
If you haven't already, please review the posting instructions here, and attach the requested log files. Without log files, our helpers will not be able to assist, and this will slow down fixing your machine.
If logs have been already been provided, our team of volunteers will analyse the provided log files to build a fix for your system. Please be aware that this may take several days from your initial post, due to the high volume of threads that we receive.
