"We couldn’t complete the updates. Undoing changes. Don’t turn off your computer" Will somene EVER give a final solution for this problem !? DISM -Restorehealth DONE SFC /SCANNOW DONE Delete SoftwareDistribution DONE Update Troubleshooter DONE Manual install of windows10.0-kb5001330-x64 DONE chkdsk /F /R /X /B /scan /offlinescanandfix DONE All the scans with NO ERRORS What now ? Dont tell me to create a new user or install windows over, because I'm TIRED of doing that EVERYTIME windows decides do break !

SteveV I recommend removing the password temporarily. Do that in normal mode Actually, if it's a home computer and you don't use microsoft's services, remove the annoyance altogether and unlink the account.

I can't even get into safe mode. I've been through the procedure to boot into safe mode then it goes to the login screen but instead of wanting my PIN it wants my password, so I put in my Microsoft account password and it just says incorrect password when my password that I'm entering is 100% correct. 100% correct. Completely. I'm giving up with this unable to install updates s**t now. I'm done with it.

Two options to get in the safe mode: Hold shift while navigating through Start → Shutdown → Shutdown in safe mode. It's not normally there, but will appear if you use the shift. Or Run (Win+R on the keyboard) and type msconfig . On the boot menu, choose safe mode

We couldn’t complete the updates. Undoing changes. Don’t turn off your computer.

Anonymous

"We couldn’t complete the updates. Undoing changes. Don’t turn off your computer"

Will somene EVER give a final solution for this problem !?

DISM -Restorehealth

DONE

SFC /SCANNOW

DONE

Delete SoftwareDistribution

DONE

Update Troubleshooter

DONE

Manual install ofwindows10.0-kb5001330-x64

DONE

chkdsk /F /R /X /B /scan /offlinescanandfix

DONE

All the scans with NO ERRORS

What now ?

Dont tell me to create a new user or install windows over, because I'm TIRED of doing that EVERYTIME windows decides do break !

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Anonymous

Basically, people

If you tried everything and it didn't work, leave as it is for a month (pause/schedule the updates)

The succeeding updates usually get the problem fixed

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1-Restart the computer and continue pressing the F8 or Shift + F8 key; the advanced boot screen will open in front of you.

2- Now select "Choose an option" and choose the "Solve problems" option, then go to "Advanced options" and press the number corresponding to Safe mode.

3- After booting the system in safe mode, open the command prompt and run these commands

net stop wuauserv

4- Now you need to go to a mass distribution and delete your content. Go to the next path to find a mass distribution.

C: Windows SoftwareDistribution
Delete all files and subfolders in this folder.

Now restart your computer and the updates could not be completed. Undo changes, do not turn off the computer in Windows 10 will be fixed.

Try the steps above in safe mode.

If it doesn't work, try the solutions below:

If you have an antivirus installed or more than one, I suggest you uninstall it through the Control Panel under the Programs and Features icon or temporarily disable it through the antivirus settings itself.

Note: Many antiviruses have their own removal tool. Visit the Installed Software website for more information. Your system will not be left unprotected because Windows has its own security system that automatically enables it as soon as you restart your computer.

Perform troubleshooting:

1- Go to search, type in troubleshooting and open troubleshooting.
2- Select Show all in the left panel.
3- Open Windows Update and follow further instructions.
4- Restart your computer and try to install the update again.

Hide Windows update

1- Open the Control Panel and click the Windows Update icon.
2- After Windows updates or you check for updates, click link ... update (s) is available.
3- Right-click on a listed Windows Update that you want to hide, then click Hide Update.
4- If prompted by UAC, then click Yes or enter the administrator password.
5- You will now notice that the Windows Update eyepiece is grayed out. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to hide another Windows Update. When finished, click / tap OK.

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2021-07-28T16:17:39+00:00

SteveV

I recommend removing the password temporarily. Do that in normal mode

Actually, if it's a home computer and you don't use microsoft's services, remove the annoyance altogether and unlink the account.
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2021-07-27T17:48:39+00:00

I can't even get into safe mode. I've been through the procedure to boot into safe mode then it goes to the login screen but instead of wanting my PIN it wants my password, so I put in my Microsoft account password and it just says incorrect password when my password that I'm entering is 100% correct. 100% correct. Completely. I'm giving up with this unable to install updates s**t now. I'm done with it.
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2021-07-16T12:06:01+00:00

Two options to get in the safe mode:

Hold shift while navigating through Start → Shutdown → Shutdown in safe mode.

It's not normally there, but will appear if you use the shift.

Or

Run (Win+R on the keyboard) and type msconfig.

On the boot menu, choose safe mode
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