"Dism /Image:C:\Online..."
What is the "C:\Online" that is being referenced on the DISM command line?
Changing my answer: It's a mistake - oops. It's a repeated cut and paste error.
Correct syntax is DISM /Online /cleanup-image /RestoreHealth
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Good day,
I have attempted numerous times to install windows update 2021-07 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 21H1 for x64-based Systems (KB5004237) on my system. It fails regardless of the various command to shut down and restart services. The error code is: 0x80073712
When I went to the Windows Catalog, this version would not load. It said that it was not for my system. What is attempting to load is a different version of KB5004237, but that too failed.
Is there a way to fix or bypass this update?
Thank you
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"Dism /Image:C:\Online..."
What is the "C:\Online" that is being referenced on the DISM command line?
Changing my answer: It's a mistake - oops. It's a repeated cut and paste error.
Correct syntax is DISM /Online /cleanup-image /RestoreHealth
Oh darn ... I borked the syntax. Should be DISM /Online NOT DISM /Image:C: \Online
First do this: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
Then Try this: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
The "Online" modifier tells the command that you are using the active image. It does not need a disk identifier. My bad.
If your system image is mounted on some other disk then the Image specifier is used but that's usually the offline option.
Also, you should open a command shell or powershell with administrative privileges.
Sorry for the mistake, I'll edit my original post as well
"Dism /Image:C:\Online..."
What is the "C:\Online" that is being referenced on the DISM command line?
Hi
Running Dism /Image:C:\Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth and Dism /Image:C:\Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
each return
Error: 2
Unable to access the image.
Make sure that the image path and the Windows directory for the image exist and you have Read permissions on the folder.
I apologize for this continued enigma.
Appreciate the reply, that's good information.
That, however, was not key to being able install the update. As Time Lady suggests, and I note previously in my original post, what seemed to fix the problem was running the DISM command with the RestoreHealth option. After that the update ran cleanly.