Issues Updating from 1703 to 1709

Please reply to this thread if you're able to update to version 1709. If you're able to update to version 1709, it has an option to repair or reset Microsoft Edge. Once you're done updating, we will provide the steps on how to run the app repair or reset of Windows 10 version 1709.

Hi AO,

1/. Will do.

2/. Have already tried all that, cleared browser of all to reset Edge but any attempt at repair or reinstall of Lastpass fails.  I have removed the extension first in order to reinstall.  One Microsoft article refers to a troubleshooter under APPS but I think that must be out of date as the sequence for access is different and Edge does not appear anywhere in the current Apps under E or M or W.  It is an annoying thing when I was just getting used to Edge but that can wait until I have successfully installed  1709 which should cure it hopefully.  Thanks anyway.

Kindly update us if you're able to update to version 1709 after resetting the update, running the full 1709 ISO file, and performing a clean install.

Regarding the extension in Microsoft Edge, we recommend that you temporarily disable it and enable the extension again to see if Microsoft Edge will start using the extension again.

Hi

Restarting my laptop this evening :-

1/.  The 1709 Update is yet again being downloaded regardless of the Administrative Template setting.   I have been forced to DISABLE UPDATES while I get this problem sorted.  I will do all re Update reset required and then run the full 1709 .iso as an Upgrade.  Should that fail I will then report such and use the same image for a clean install.

2/.  After the installation of the latest 1703 update KB4057144 I now find Edge now will not use the extension for Lastpass, since it is the only extension I use I could apply to all extensions.

Running both the SFC and DISM tools will check for system corruption and image errors. There are times that these tools will not be able to detect the error in the system files. If you're still having an issue updating to the version 1709 even when SFC and DISM tools did not find any issues, there is a possibility that the tools was not able to detect the corrupted system files. This is the reason why we need to perform either a custom install or clean install. This is for us to fully replace your copy of Windows 10. You mentioned on the third item that you're tried running the version 1703 ISO file of Windows 10. If you're using this to perform a repair upgrade or in-place upgrade, we recommend that you use the latest ISO file of Windows 10 which has the version 1709 update. If you;'re already using the latest ISO file of Windows 10 and you still cannot upgrade by performing an in-place upgrade, the current system files of Windows 10 may also be hindering you from upgrading to the latest version. This is also why we're suggesting that you perform a clean install or a custom install.

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Thanks.