Hi TH,
First, you haven't answered Colin's important question: Have you run the WU Troubleshooter? This is your first line of defense.
Quite a number of threads on this subject, so see what others have found to help. I haven't been able to establish a clear common cause, but in one of them I posted something that helped a few:
Run the Hardware and Devices troubleshooter, even though it might not show any Fixes, apparently it (can) clears some registry entry, allowing WU to upgrade. To be honest, the chances of it helping are fairly small, but it is such a simple thing to try.
Regards,
Stephen
Hi @StephenPSA ,
I thought that I did, with the Screenshot above, showing that it was waiting to be installed and I explained what happens when I restart the computer.
Also this is from the same computer different partition and Hard Drive:
The 32-Bit installs successfully and the only difference is the bit.
That's why I asked what are the requirements for Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit Builds 162##
This computer has 4 GBs installed and my other Desktop Computer has 8 GBs installed with no problems getting the 64-Bit Build 16237.1001 installed.
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