Cumulative Update KB4093112 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.371 - Apr. 10

usikpa said:

Had a very similar issue:

SOLUTION was:

Finally had a chance to get back to the problem system. Used your solution

Code:

SC config wuauserv start= auto
SC config bits start= auto
SC config cryptsvc start= auto
SC config trustedinstaller start= auto

Took the better part of a minute, but it started rebooting on its own, and both are now installed and registering properly! Thanks much for your help!

simrick said:

Finally had a chance to get back to the problem system. Used your solution

Code:

SC config wuauserv start= auto
SC config bits start= auto
SC config cryptsvc start= auto
SC config trustedinstaller start= auto

Took the better part of a minute, but it started rebooting on its own, and both are now installed and registering properly! Thanks much for your help!

Just in time for a new build upgrade to come along tomorrow (allegedly) to more or less wipe out the need to install these updates in the first place.

Timey Wimey eh :-D.

cereberus said:

Just in time for a new build upgrade to come along tomorrow (allegedly) to more or less wipe out the need to install these updates in the first place.

Timey Wimey eh :-D.

Exactly!

Now the question is: Do I need to put these services back the way they were? It seems wuauserv and trustedinstaller are normally set to MANUAL.

Kbird said:

I found the last line of the Code above on Microsoft's Help Forums and it was enough to get my new laptop to finally install the March and April updates too.

At the Admin Command prompt I just used the command below and then restarted the Laptop :

SC config trustedinstaller start= auto

KB.

Interesting.... did you put it back to Manual when finished?

simrick said:

..It seems wuauserv and trustedinstaller are normally set to MANUAL.

Both mine are manual, I've never had cause to change them, but then I've never had an problem with updates. Could be it's a workaround that only a few systems need?

Bree said:

Both mine are manual, I've never had cause to change them, but then I've never had an problem with updates. Could be it's a workaround that only a few systems need?

I've only had one system with problems, so I changed the services to auto (as per the fix), and now the updates have installed and registered properly.

But, am wondering if I should change those 2 back to manual, as they would normally be? I'm thinking yes....

Kbird said:

The Fix I found on Microsoft Communities did not mention setting it back to Manual , so I am not sure ? I assumed the setting should be on Auto and somehow wasn't.

Windows had tried 24 times to install the March Update as it never seemed to recognize the Restart, and hadn't tried the April Update at all , so I figured it was time to look into it, hopefully this is not a Monthly thing.

KB

The normal setting for that service is Manual. I'm thinking that we don't want it (both of them, for my system) running all the time, unnecessarily. I think I will change mine back to Manual, as they're supposed to be.