Can't update WIN 10

I have been trying as far back as 8/16/20 according to my update history to install 2 updates.


KB4571756 which fails with this error code 0x800f081f

KB4566782 which fails with this error code 0x8024200d

I'm still on version 2004 Build 19041.329

I'm aware that this has been an issue for some time now. I was just wondering
if I missed something that has fixed these issues.


Thanks

I would make a full backup, then it's risk free to try an in-place upgrade. I will post a few links to explain momentarily ........... please stand by.

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To make a full backup using Macrium Reflect: Backup and Restore with Macrium Reflect

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Next, make a bootable Windows 10 2004 Install USB, boot from it, and select to save your personal files and apps when you get to that choice: https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/soft...load/windows10

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If it fails, you can restore back to the full backup image you made. All this will probably take less them than try to figure out why you're getting those errors right now, and in the process you will have have a full backup of your boot drive if you already don't.

Are you using a third-party antivirus app or are you using Windows 10's built-in antivirus app?
(Windows Security aka Windows Defender)

Windows 10 can have issues when using a third-party antivirus app.

Windows updates failing to install is one of the primary issues.

skeetz said:

KB4571756 which fails with this error code 0x800f081f
KB4566782 which fails with this error code 0x8024200d

error code 0x800f081f means:

The .NET Framework 3.5 is a Feature on Demand. When you enable a feature, Windows tries to contact Windows Update to download the missing information to install the feature. The network configuration and how computers are configured to install updates in the environment can affect this process. Therefore, you may encounter errors when you first install these features.

error code 0x8024200d means:

The update handler did not install the update because it
needs to be downloaded again

To resolve error 0x800f081f follow steps below:

NOTE: Your account needs to be Administrative account to be able to download Windows

1. Download Windows 10 from the link below using media creation tool, and create an ISO image.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10
2. Mount ISO image that was downloaded in previous step
3. run gpedit.msc as Administrator
4. Go to / click on: Computer Configuration -> Administrative templates -> System
5. On the right side double click on: "Specify settings for optional component installation and component repair"
6. In the Window that appears toggle on "Enabled" radio box
7. Under "Alternate source file path" in the same dialog you need to enter following example path to your mounted ISO file:
NOTE: update path according to your ISO file mount point:

Code:

D:\MOUTED_ISO\sources\sxs

8. Click OK and close group policy editor
9. Right click on Windows button and select "Windows PowerShell (Admin)"
10. If prompted for password, enter administrator password and click "Yes" to continue
11. Type following command and press enter
12. gpupdate.exe /force
NOTE: This repair/update will be performed from the ISO file directly instead of from Windows update servers
13. Check for updates again and verify KB4571756 package installation was success.

To try to resolve error 0x8024200d download this package:
http://download.windowsupdate.com/c/...567ee0ff45.msu

Run as Administrator and install.

If installation of KB4566782 was not successful, please follow these steps:
Run cleanmgr.exe as Administrator
Select all check boxes related to "Windows update" and click OK to start cleaning.
Reboot system when cleanup is done and try installing downloaded package again.
If failed, try Windows update.
Otherwise if OK fine feel free to redo steps done in group policy editor.
Reboot system if needed and check for updates again.

For details about these updates and possible issues see here:
KB4566782
KB4571756

For details about fixing the error 0x800f081f see below link:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/tro...for-windows-10

Thanks to everyone for the input. I will try each one of your suggestions
in the hopes that I can correct this issue and get my windows up to date.

Just wanted to let you know that I did perform an in-place
repair and it fixed everything. I am finally up to date with
all the updates 2004 Build 19041.572.

Thanks so much for all your input!

Wonderful. Thank you for the follow-up