Thanks for the suggestion, but this technique did not work for me. I have tried setting both the System Reserved as active, and then the primary Windows OS partition as active. The updates fail to install in both cases. For what it is worth, my dual boot configuration involves two hard drives, one with Windows 7 and one with Linux.
KB4474419 will not install
KB4474419 will not install - error code 80004005
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Anonymous
2019-04-25T23:34:35+00:00 -
Anonymous
2019-04-26T17:00:42+00:00 I had the same issue, with failed installation with code 80004005. Nothing suggested here worked.
Since many people pointed at the Windows hidden partition, I thought that Bitlocker could have something to do with this.
My hidden partition size is 300Mb and the available space was 97Mb.
I suspended Bitlocker and the update installed successfully.
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Anonymous
2019-06-03T23:49:09+00:00 Currently these updates are not working:
KB4499175 Errorcode 80004005
KB4499164 Errorcode 80004005
I expect MS to solve this!
I will not change anything in the boot order of my dual boot system.
MS has to be able to handle dual boot systems!
Any MS officials here with knowledge, when this will be corrected for a 64Bit Win7 Ultimate?
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Anonymous
2019-06-10T12:21:45+00:00 I replaced my Avira AV with Bitdefender to see if that changes anything, but no chance.
Update still does not work. :-(
No MS official help seems to be coming here so I assume, that support for Windows 7 already ended now
and not on January 14th 2020?
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Anonymous
2019-06-11T21:19:31+00:00 I replaced my Avira AV with Bitdefender to see if that changes anything, but no chance.
Update still does not work. :-(
No MS official help seems to be coming here so I assume, that support for Windows 7 already ended now
and not on January 14th 2020?
That's the way I see it, too. Support has already ended. So I'm not waiting until January to disconnect Windows from the Internet. I will keep my Linux installation and boot to Windows 7 only when I need to use a specific program, which is rarely now. No chance of going to 10. Bye bye Microsoft!