KB5029331 Windows 10 Insider Release Preview Build 19045.3391 (22H2) Insider

Rigel · 22 Aug 2023

Same error here but although my windows version is listed as 3391 and the update shows up in the updates list, I'm not able to remove it! WU is completely blocked so it seems. let's wait for "tonight"! (in the EU)

Brink · 22 Aug 2023

[ADDED 8/16] The update addresses an issue that affects those who use Windows Update for Business. After you are asked to change your password at sign in, the change operation fails. Then you cannot sign in. The error code is 0xc000006d.

fg2001gf10F · 22 Aug 2023

Fixed error 0x8007000d with update to Build 19045.3393 on Aug 22, 2023. ��

gate1975mlm · 22 Aug 2023

fg2001gf10F said:

Fixed error 0x8007000d with update to Build 19045.3393 on Aug 22, 2023. ��

Cool finally fixed :)

GottaGetSumDat · 23 Aug 2023

gate1975mlm said:

Cool finally fixed :)

Can someone else please confirm ?

I just wanna know for sure BEFORE I download the update :)

fg2001gf10F · 23 Aug 2023

GottaGetSumDat said:

Can someone else please confirm ?

I just wanna know for sure BEFORE I download the update :)

Silly!
I have 3 machines updated; the problem is fixed.
What do you need a notarized letter? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It was not even a problem, just a nuisance. 😎🤷

stzan · 24 Aug 2023

fg2001gf10F said:

Silly!
I have 3 machines updated; the problem is fixed.
What do you need a notarized letter? ��
It was not even a problem, just a nuisance. ��

We need 5 different people to confim that is fixed.

Just kidding. I've also installed newer update and is fixed.

ksio89 · 25 Aug 2023

And when I thought Microsoft fixed this issue on build 19045.3393, now I'm getting error 0x80070005

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fg2001gf10F · 25 Aug 2023

[QUOTE=ksio89;2564991]And when I thought Microsoft fixed this issue on build 19045.3393, now I'm getting error 0x80070005

/QUOTE]

Looks like you have something different, the original error was 0x8007000d. 🤷

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/an...ror-0x80070005

ksio89 · 26 Aug 2023

[QUOTE=fg2001gf10F;2564999]

ksio89 said:

And when I thought Microsoft fixed this issue on build 19045.3393, now I'm getting error 0x80070005

/QUOTE]

Looks like you have something different, the original error was 0x8007000d. ��

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/an...ror-0x80070005

I was aware the error code is different, however the issue is exactly the same. Seaching for this error code, which doesn't tell me anything specific about the nature of it, just results in the same help instructions that I've already tried and didin't work, like sfc /scannow, DISM RestoreHealth, deleting SoftwareDistribution and catroot2 folders etc.

I won't ever bother this time, I can't waste time everytime Windows Update decides to break itself, which is quite often.

edit: I was wrong, it's indeed a different error. It downloads and then attempts to install the updates, but it fails giving me this error. I'm afraid it's a permission access issue, though I have no idea how it started, as I know better than mess with permissions on system folders. Guess it's yet another example of Windows bugging itself for no reason.