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Windows 7 updates
#1
22 Feb 2013 @ 16:57
hogan
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I've had a HP desktop for about a year. The last few months it will not update Windows 7. I have 37 pending updates. When I boot the computer it starts installing the updates. Then it stops, backs them out and reboots. Same thing on shutdown. It takes 10 minutes to boot and shut down my computer. Thanks in advance for the advice. hogan
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#2
22 Feb 2013 @ 18:57
Your not getting impatient & shutting the comp off manually as there's a number of updates that require to be installed on shutdown & others when rebooting & while it's booting it will update then reboot numerous times depending on the updates themselves,the .NET updates require a fair bit of time to install & you may not get all of them installed in one go
If the OS has become corrupted you may have to revert or check to see if the updates are already installed
If the OS has become corrupted you may have to revert or check to see if the updates are already installed
#3
22 Feb 2013 @ 19:02
Originally posted by scorpNZ:Thanks for the help. No I'm shutting down manually. I boot and let it run its course. It will start to install, then stop and back them out. Then reboot itself without updates. It will do the same when I shut it down.
Your not getting impatient & shutting the comp off manually as there's a number of updates that require to be installed on shutdown & others when rebooting & while it's booting it will update then reboot numerous times depending on the updates themselves,the .NET updates require a fair bit of time to install & you may not get all of them installed in one go
If the OS has become corrupted you may have to revert or check to see if the updates are already installed
Government big enough to supply everything you need is powerful enough to take everything you have.
#4
22 Feb 2013 @ 19:50
JST1946
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Maybe you can download them from Microsoft directly and and install them that way.Here is a link to their website.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5842
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5842
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#5
22 Feb 2013 @ 20:12
Had a family member computer do that on one update this website helped me.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...9b-acf53ca25404
Try installing each update separate, or maybe couple at a time until you find problem update.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...9b-acf53ca25404
Try installing each update separate, or maybe couple at a time until you find problem update.
#7
22 Feb 2013 @ 23:28
Man this is going to be a long winded procedure however, bring up the the list of updates it wants to install then cross reference those with already installed updates, to be sure its not failing because the update is already there
1-control panel
2-programs/features
3-view installed updates -its in the left when your add/remove window comes up
if i was in your position i'd use the recovery console & be done with it & reinstall windows only this time run some imaging software then go grab the updates after which do another image
edit:
other option is delete all updates & try again after reboot but this time make sure no drivers are updated
1-control panel
2-programs/features
3-view installed updates -its in the left when your add/remove window comes up
if i was in your position i'd use the recovery console & be done with it & reinstall windows only this time run some imaging software then go grab the updates after which do another image
edit:
other option is delete all updates & try again after reboot but this time make sure no drivers are updated
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 22 Feb 2013 @ 23:30
#8
23 Feb 2013 @ 12:27
ive used the ms help and support website for this problem.they walk you right thru it.
