Dear Theman:
I apologize but there's no link to fix this. The best I can offer is to assist you in opening a support case because it can be sometimes hard to navigate the support process. Would that work for you?
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This error may appear for multiple reasons. Some common causes are VPN clients and an unexpected System Reserved Partition size.
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Dear Theman:
I apologize but there's no link to fix this. The best I can offer is to assist you in opening a support case because it can be sometimes hard to navigate the support process. Would that work for you?
Do as Sue says, we know it is not right that we have all these problems so make them fix it
After having tried at least a dozen times to install KB2919355, always without any success, I followed the published suggestions, i. e.
After a reboot , I tried to install KB2919355 manually using the downloaded MSU file.
This ended again in "We couldn't complete the update. Undoing changes..."
I then looked a the file "ReportingEvents.log" in c:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution.
It said that the error encountered was "0x800F0922".
So, I followed the suggestions in this forum and checked:
Expecting that lack of space could be the culprit, I increased the size by 200 MB to get the partition to 550 MB, using an offline partitioning tool.
Having done this, I tried again to install KB 2919355, this time using WU.
It ran through and unfortunately ended again with the message "We couldn't complete the update. Undoing changes..."
I am desperate, not knowing what I could try else.
Is Microsoft really not able to get this fixed? We all lose dozens of hours trying to get this boggy update installed, so I guess it's time that Microsoft brings up a solution!!!!!
Regards
Walter
Yes please.
I have now started up. But there are now 11 updates that failed to install. I don't want to try to install them again since last time I did that it took hours, literally, to work.
How do I open a support case?
Can I just ignore these updates?
Thanks