KB3033929 fails to install and cause a minor "infinite" loop

Have not had any success getting out of this loop.  

Have you tried a System Restore to a point(day before yesterday) before the update was installed. Be sure to disable Windows Update as soon as the restore is done to prevent the KB from being re-installed.

Then, manually download and install KB3035131 first, then KB3033929 second. If that goes well, you can turn Windows Update back on and all the others should go smoothly.

Thanks very much for your quick reply.  Unfortunately, I am unable to do anything as I am unable to end the loop.  That is the first step I need to accomplish to be able to move on to attempt anything further. 

Unable to get to safe mode.  Unable to boot from disk.  Unable to get to dos prompt. 

If you have an HP desktop/laptop try holding down the F8 key when you do a complete boot up or restart. Laptop/desktop will make beeping noises and get you to safemode window.  If you do get to safemode try using the startup with networking option listed and don't run any other services, ie. messenger, facebook, skype.  

2. Run your antivirus program. You may have to do a search if not on desktop window.
3. If no viruses make sure your antivirus program is up to date.  In Norton you would run LiveUpdate.  Norton will show an error: NORTON AUTO FiX  with error codes 8504, 104.  Stop what your doing and have Norton remote and fix.  Very complicated and long process of uninstall Norton and reinstall, let them mess with your registry, that's if your using Norton.  Norton will need your keycode or pin for a reinstall.  I didn't see anywhere in your threads what antivirus/Windows? you may be using.  Some of the Microsoft Updates installed on 3/23/15 caused issues with Windows 7 64 bit, Vista, XP, this is according to Norton Support on 3/27/15. I did the system restore point to get rid of updates and it made matters worse.  I had no browser functions and it wasn't caused by a network/router issue.  This is why using safemode gave me access to a functioning browser, ie. Internet Explorer 11 and then I called Norton for remote support and ask for level  2 support.

Have not had any success getting out of this loop.  

Have you tried a System Restore to a point(day before yesterday) before the update was installed. Be sure to disable Windows Update as soon as the restore is done to prevent the KB from being re-installed.

Then, manually download and install KB3035131 first, then KB3033929 second. If that goes well, you can turn Windows Update back on and all the others should go smoothly.

Thanks very much for your quick reply.  Unfortunately, I am unable to do anything as I am unable to end the loop.  That is the first step I need to accomplish to be able to move on to attempt anything further. 

Unable to get to safe mode.  Unable to boot from disk.  Unable to get to dos prompt.

After the updates yesterday, my computer is also stuck in the loop but does not eventually boot.  I cannot get it into safe mode.  I placed the OS disk in the drive and received the prompt "hit any key to boot from disk".  I hit the any key and it acts like it is going to continue but goes right back into the loop.

Have not had any success getting out of this loop.  

Have you tried a System Restore to a point(day before yesterday) before the update was installed. Be sure to disable Windows Update as soon as the restore is done to prevent the KB from being re-installed.

Then, manually download and install KB3035131 first, then KB3033929 second. If that goes well, you can turn Windows Update back on and all the others should go smoothly.

After the updates yesterday, my computer is also stuck in the loop but does not eventually boot.  I cannot get it into safe mode.  I placed the OS disk in the drive and received the prompt "hit any key to boot from disk".  I hit the any key and it acts like it is going to continue but goes right back into the loop.

Have not had any success getting out of this loop.

After reading the https://support.microsoft.com/da-dk/kb/3033929, it got me thinking.

Maybe there is something in the newer bioses that restrict some installations, that may try to access the hardware in some special way.

A computer here with Asus motherboard got that issue it can not install it.

An other computer here from Acer and HP pre builds do not have that issue and already have then installed.

Havent been able to test that out yet, but i know on some older computer they had a boot sector protection, so thats why it got me thinking in that direction.

As written on that page.

Issue 1 workaround

To work around that issue, you can either use Windows as the default boot loader or you can change your BIOS settings to enable the Windows boot loader directly when you install this update. 

So that bios setting can sure have some influence.