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why not let the rest of us in on a fix for this?
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I am getting error code 0x80240031 during download of Windows 8.1 for 50% of Downloading. Can anybody help me fix this?
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Hi,
We sent a Private message. Please check that and reply there itself for further assistance regarding this issue.
why not let the rest of us in on a fix for this?
i tried solving this problem 2 days by myself, trying all method that i got from some forum including from here and got nothing >_<
and i called microsoft technical support (stupid, i didn't do it since begining ^^), and it solved!! the guy from microsoft said, it is because of the internet connection, maybe some provider settings (firewall, proxy, etc) bothering the instalation, he asking me for change the internet connection, and done, i can update it to 8.1
so, i suggest you all that experience this problem, call microsoft, it is the best way for solving it :D
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1) SFC Scan.
a) Go to the Search Charm and type “cmd”, then right click on it and choose Run as Administrator.
b) Type in the command line “sfc /scannow”.
c) Restart.
2) DISM Restore.
a) Go to the Search Charm and type “cmd”, then right click on it and choose Run as Administrator.
b) Type in the command line “Dism /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth”.
c) Restart.
a) Go to the Search Charm and type “wsreset.exe”, then right click on it and choose Run as Administrator.
b) Restart.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2871389
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http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/remove-update
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135
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I got the download to finish finally, but, like every other user, I have no explanation for why. I just clicked download for probably the twelfth time and it arbitrarily worked. The fact that Microsoft seems content to leave us with "keep trying and it might work" as the best course of action is pretty disappointing. What's worse is that my download also failed to install once the computer rebooted. I have never seen this level of incompetence from any other company before. I couldn't even see the download without deleting some updates and reinstalling them, then the download continuously failed...
I agree Nerrel. I got one better though. Read on.
Microsoft... making the easy to be rather complicated and nearly impossible. Do they want to manipulate everyone to think updates affect future installs ... 0x80240031 error sounds unnecessary, hmmph!! Yet here I sit, updated all Windows Updates and dowloading the 8.1 upgrade for the 4th time, waiting, and more waiting. Does the machine serve the man, or is the man serving the machine? I dont like being a servant this computer! Microsoft, you can quote me on that please! So on the 4th attemp, thought no failures,until right at the end of 2 reboots, says restoring8.0, oops error 0x8007025D - 0x2000C "#@% $" Now someone said try syncing my App licences in the Store app. OK, got to Store , press " WinowsKey+I " , select App Settings , select sync app licences. Lets see if that works. Hmmm, to Microsofts defense, looks like the Store is installing 8.1 without re-downloading. Well, thats something.
My Apple miniMAC runs OS X, never has these kinds of issue there...And I only download once and save, no need for multiple downloads.
On my Mac I can make images, make bootable partitions on any device (unlike Microsoft), copy images, run applications from inside images (FYI without installing them if I so choose), and that is nice.
Microsoft has not made a good impression with the upgrade 8.1 issue...just sayin.
u just checked ur internet speed