I hope y'all not running SSDs with your urge to clean up. Rather go with a larger size drive to always maintain enough free space so performance doesn't suffer and you're not wearing your drive down. I never clean up after updates or at all for that matter.
Got this new error after updateError 10016, DistributedCOM said:I do not know if this is important
PS1 : problem solved on physical machine
- Using regedit, give Administrators ownership (Instead of TrustedInstaller) to the following keys
- HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{D63B10C5-BB46-4990-A94F-E40B9D520160}
- HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AppID\{9CA88EE3-ACB7-47c8-AFC4-AB702511C276}
- Using dcomcnfg, add SYSTEM (local launch and local activation) in Security Tab of RuntimeBroker i.e. {9CA88EE3-ACB7-47c8-AFC4-AB702511C276}
- Using regedit, restore "NT Service\TrustedInstaller" ownership to the modified HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.... keys
PS2 : same problem on one hyper-v virtual machine
Last edited by D4ni3l; 11 Jan 2017 at 13:53.
I had trouble with this update. I need to remove it and re-install. How do I?
Edit: This update would not install from the Widows settings page. To resolve the issue, I went to the Windows update catalog page. I searched for KB3213986, and found it. It did not a removal tab, so I re-downloaded it which took about 3 and 1/2 min. as opposed to the 50 plus min. on settings page. It took about an hour or so to install. And now all appears to be OK.
Last edited by Don H; 11 Jan 2017 at 13:43.
All this hassle of downloading updates, but at least reading what changes or new things brings is irrelevant because practically it updates only things i don't use. I started to surf the web and quickly the screen froze and quickly thought that it has to be an update downloading and exactly that is, still at 94%.
Could WSUS OFFLINE download this now? i use that application to save updates for future use in case i have to reformat or to use in another computer to try and avoid that Windows Update automatically download them, is slower and pron to error and hangs.
Updated this morning. Took a little over an hour from start of downloading to restarting. It's wait and see time!
My Win 10 Pro desktop took all of 9min to download, install, configure and re-boot. My Win 10 Home laptop, not so much. Took almost all of 1 hour to complete. Needed 3 re-boots in the middle just get the updates downloaded and installed. LOL
My WinPro desktop and Winhome laptop took the catalog download and installed successfully. The non msaccount desktop had several sfc /scannow 'find and repairs' and the msaccount laptop had no errors. I downloaded and manually installed the Flash update and the Malicious tool monthly scan on both machines.
Although the catalog download signaled it would be over 2 hrs to download in fact it was a little over an hour on my 5g connection. Within the auto update routine the download can be down to .4Kb a sec. which means the download goes on and on.
This routine is an alternative which works for me.
I installed this update this morning and after reboot had a bit of a hang up--maybe a minute? I checked my event viewer out of curiosity and found 6 event code 63 warnings related to the WMI. Does anyone know if this is related to the update or a separate issue that just happened to occur right after the update?
Thanks!
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I download W10 Pro 64 KB14393.693 and install it over KB14393.223 and now Google toolbar is up and running!!
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