problem on 2018-04 cumulative update (KB4093112)

Anonymous
2018-04-11T13:15:46+00:00

Dear Sir,

my windows 10 64-bit version 1709 updating this KB4093112 updates in a loop, that is initializing, downloading (no download stream since the 2nd loop), installing (counting from 0% to 100%), after that, the installation restarting as a loop, what is wrong with that?

I tried restart my PC but nothing help

This workload keeps my CPU working in 60% and above, HDD working in 40% above somethings (max 100% before restart), RAM usage 45%.

Can anyone help on this?

hardware configuration:

Intel CPU i5-3450S 2.8GHz

RAM: 8GB

HDD: 1TB drive C; 2TB drive D with bitlocker locked

Display card: AMD Radeon R9 380

Mc

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Anonymous
2018-04-11T20:45:45+00:00

I was getting an error code: 0x80070bc2 when trying to install KB4093112. Following this step help resolved my problem just minutes ago:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows\_10-update/error-0x80070bc2-when-windows-10-update-trying-to/ba4053f2-acec-43db-9305-bca3cc2b8b0c

  • Right-click on Windows key and select Command Prompt (Admin).
  • Type the following commands in Command Prompt window. To execute them, press Enter after each one. 

SC config wuauserv start= auto

SC config bits start= auto

SC config cryptsvc start= auto

SC config trustedinstaller start= auto

  • Finally, restart your PC and try to install the update that was previously returning the 0x80070bc2 error.

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Anonymous
2018-04-19T07:49:27+00:00

Did you choose the right processor and the cumulative download?  It worked for me, Error 0x8024200d was gone after a reboot.

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  1. Anonymous
    2018-04-18T21:47:38+00:00

    I've had a few moments to do a few more trials with the manual install - it's very hit and miss but I think you have to install the manual update several times. It's like the first install gets something on there, the 2nd install a bit more etc. If you only install it once, the normal automatic updates seem to run again and get in the way.

    Plus I suspect you need to act fast and sadly watch the manual install - it'll reboot and then as quickly as possible, log on and run the manual update again.

    Until winver shows the right version! 

    Yes, I know - it is so flaky a set of instructions...

    Only until you manage to get the manual install showing this screen are you on your way!

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  2. Anonymous
    2018-04-18T18:28:41+00:00

    Holy crap... really.... this is not a solution-- just more public beta testing on MS behalf

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  3. Anonymous
    2018-04-18T18:02:35+00:00

    this does not work

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