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Refer to the screenshot below for better understanding. Are you facing issues while installing or upgrading to Windows 10? I have now also deleted the SoftwareDistribution Folder and my Test-Client now downloaded and installed the update. Upon checking this morning - I see that my clients are detecting all the updates normally. Not exactly sure what was done to WSUS but something has suddenly corrected itself. I have not attempted to install anything yet - so who knows if any specific update will actually download and install without some bizarre error.

Same problem here - Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version for xbased Systems KB fails to install with error 0x Office updates install on without issue. Deleting the SoftwareDistribution folder on one of the machines has allowed it to install, but surely that can't be the solution?

I had the same suspicion, however checking the build numbers on the PCs that SCCM reports as patched, they are not patched. Super irritating. I'm seeing this in , but also it turns out seeing it with - this is an OOTB Microsoft enterprise wim IS MS even looking into this?

Hope this helps. However, this is NOT a fix, more a workaround. Here's hoping it is detected as needed and installed! KB detects and installs correctly on all of my Windows devices. That includes devices that were stuck on The problem is now solved for us. This update lead to the local build The current update KB however raises the local build to A bit of irritating but not crucial.

The question remains what has happened to this obscure communication between WSUS and clients which resulted in significant extra work for all of us. Yes except on my test bed of 13 PCs and laptop, about half are getting the update via SCCM management, the other are not.

BTW my updates roll out as expected, with not special efforts needed, This shit is getting old. We have the same problem. If we click check from MS Update then we can install update. Sorry for previous comment. We have the same issues. We have upgrade from to and clients wont download any software updates. Does anyone know whats going on? Best Regards. Same enviroment, updates work like a charm. Some of my clients show as needing the June update in the WSUS console but do not recognize that the update is available at the client.

Some of my clients neither report to the WSUS console as needing it, nor do they install the update. Which is the worst case scenario. They remain unprotected, and I would normally remain unaware of the situation were I not aware of how untrustworthy WSUS has become recently.

There is no rhyme or reason to any of this. Microsoft really needs to take WSUS reliability more seriously. This is a fundamental security issue that could have a devastating impact on entire enterprises. Security updates not being deployed in a timely manner, along with spotty reporting that such an issue exists.

Just to say we are seeing this issue with the June CU. Most of ours downloaded and installed fine, followed by the May update, but they are refusing to see the June CU, even though WSUS says they need it. They download and install it fine from Microsoft direct. Until WSUS is shown to be a reliable means of distributing critical security patches, I've been forced to disable the group policy setting that directs our clients to WSUS.

At least this is possible without having to visit each workstation. My workstations are now happily downloading and installing updates direct from MS. KB was released this morning.

Description says: " This update makes stability improvements for the Windows 10, version servicing stack. There's an "important" note on the KB page: If you're going to install both of these, install the servicing stack update KB first! Download latest Will that resolve the problem?

SCCM just released new hotfix in its concole. It suppose to help with express updates, but might fix this issue too. After about 45 minutes of discovery, the tech ran these commands at the client, then my updates started showing up on a freshly imaged PC that would not get updates via SCCM.

The magic incantations were:. He insisted this is not abnormal because the ending dates for my deployments were causing a queue backup. I pointed out I made the update deployments exactly the way I've been making my , , and earlier deployments and have never once had to do this.

So I just said thanks for your help, I will try this out on the other PCs in my test group to see if this resolves my issues. If it does great I'll make a script and roll it out to all the PCs one time after the feature update. So that's what I got for one of my 2 "free" SA support case vouchers. I hope this actually is a viable fix, and that it works for you too. The specific issue I'm seeing is where the PC prompts with the error when trying to download the cumulative update s.

All other updates download and install properly but the cumulative update s don't and this has been happening for several months now as others have posted. I have opened an official ticket with Microsoft through my organization but have been spinning my wheels with support reps trying to get them to realize this is an issue between local WSUS and communication to clients. They keep wanting to say that the resolution I and others have found, clearing the SoftwareDistribution folder, is the resolution.

This is and will never be the resolution because this has to be done to a base build that was built from an ISO directly from our VL site in order to get the PC to start downloading updates. This is a step that should not need to be done on a brand new PC.

You will get the option to select the edition when installing the OS. The download will start and the link will remain active for 24 hours from the time of creation. You can also try the same workaround to download free Windows 10 April Update ISO bit or bit Windows 10 version images using Internet Explorer web browser.

Now open the URL link and download the file. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help.

Thanks for your feedback. My Windows 10 is currently installed in C- drive. Select the option to install new version of windows.

Then you can select to keep your applications and files or not. Upgrading from ISO didn't work. I couldn't even reset my pc. So installing Windows 10 again was my last option which eventually worked!!! But I couldn't figure out what was causing the error. It used to get stuck on the black screen during update and then revert back my current Windows 10 version. It's shocking how so many people are experiencing these recent Windows update issues. I am one of them and feel utterly abandoned by Microsoft when trying to seek help.

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