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Failure to install Windows 10 April Update(version 1803)
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I am unable to install The Windows 10 Feature update to OS version 1803(from version 1709) on my PC.
It is giving 0xc1900101 error. I have all the latest drivers on my PC. The current OS build of my PC is 16299.371.
After each failure, the update gets downloaded again and it has failed 5 times.
I would be grateful if someone could please help.
Windows for home | Windows 10 | Windows update
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Anonymous
2018-07-28T21:31:10+00:00 -
Anonymous
2018-07-28T19:55:53+00:00 I had three techs from Microsoft get remote access of my computer, and fail to fix it. The third tech sent me to a second level tech, who grabbed control by remote, and he basically said that this update was NOT going to install itself on MY computer, offering me NO solutions. I then asked him if he could just make my computer ignore this update instead of trying to install itself every time I booted up....HE never suggested it. No help at all from Microsoft, they push through updates that insist on installing themselves that don't work on all computers. All and all it's almost bad enough for me to buy a Mac or try UNIX.
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Anonymous
2018-07-28T14:20:12+00:00 Well, what did you do?
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Anonymous
2018-07-28T14:17:28+00:00 After running several diagnostics and other suggested repairs the latest update for Windows 10 finally installed successfully.
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Anonymous
2018-07-28T11:51:30+00:00 The problem with that is the word temporarily. Means my computer might start seeing that update again. And I am still worried that the next update will depend on something from this update and will do the exact same thing.