The batch file simply clears the WU cache and shouldn't slowdown the shutdown or restart. I suppose there is some pending update/servicing operation that causes this, but resetting WU doesn't.
I am trying to install Chinese basic typing, and it doesn't want to install?
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I installed the Chinese language pack on my only one-month old computer, and when I try to install the "basic typing", the "handwriting", the "text-to-speech" and the "basic speech recognition", it installs in a second (because they are all 1 megabyte), then 2 seconds later, the download button appears again. What type of mess is this? This is a new computer as well so why is Windows having this weird issue?
I can't even upload an image on this website because it keeps "failing to upload".
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Anonymous
2025-03-05T09:57:47+00:00 Sorry what I meant was, I ran the bat file and restarted, and it is still restarting the computer.
Should I be concerned?
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Ramesh Srinivasan 88,100 Reputation points Independent Advisor2025-03-05T10:09:16+00:00 The system may be installing an update or a feature-on-demand (like a language pack). It's normal if a servicing operation is pending. Is there any disk activity?
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Anonymous
2025-03-05T10:11:30+00:00 How do I check that?
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Ramesh Srinivasan 88,100 Reputation points Independent Advisor
2025-03-05T10:15:20+00:00 Look for the disk activity LED on your PC. It visually indicates when the system is actively reading or writing data from the disk. If the LED blinks continuously, you can wait some more time so the system completes pending operations and boots to the desktop.