Windows Update does not install KB4088776 on my computer

Hello newbie here ... in this forum I mean...

I have problems with 2018-03 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1709 for x64-based Systems (KB4088776) update, it refused to update and my winver is still 16299.192 instead of 16299.309:




Please help!
Thanks
Came

dalchina said:

Hi, there are references to this error number suggesting the normal routine of running
SFC /SCANNOW and /or DISM commands will not help here.

This discussion
error 0x80092004Â* trying to deploy kb4074588 wi... |Shavlik User Community
indicates it may arise from a previous defective patch. It suggests amongst other things removing (uninstalling) that patch, then installing the full patch manually
(available here:
Cumulative Update KB4088776 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.309 - Mar. 13 - Windows 10 Forums
)

It's worth searching further for your specific error number 0x80092004

e.g. this suggesting skipping this update... which could be one option.
KB4074588 error 0x80092004 - Microsoft Community

Hi

Thanks buuut

???

To much information for a simple non hi-tech girl , what I did was to download the KB4088776 MSU file from Microsoft Update Catalog

Buuuut

I got this error



after that I restarted my pc and took forever, because something was installing and I had to unplug my Pc

What now? Clean Install??

Thanks
Camelia

"what I did was to download the KB4088776 MSU file from Microsoft Update Catalog"
Did you use this link, assuming you have 64-bit ? I can give a diff one if you are 32-bit -
http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/...d75e1cee9c.msu

"I restarted my pc and took forever, because something was installing and I had to unplug my Pc
What now? Clean Install??"
It may have still been installing. Insure that you are plugged in, not on battery only. Clean Install is last resort. Open C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution folder and delete contents (NOT the folder!)

After you download from the link provided, open Services (type in Cortana search if you don't know where to look) and r-click+'Start' for all these processes, verify that Status is 'Running' for each, THEN try to install the msu file. EG; screenshot -

Background Intelligent Transfer Service
DCOM Server Process Launcher
Update Orchestrator Service
Windows Modules Service
Windows Update

Good Luck, post your results.

mrgeek said:

"what I did was to download the KB4088776 MSU file from Microsoft Update Catalog"
Did you use this link, assuming you have 64-bit ? I can give a diff one if you are 32-bit -
http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/...d75e1cee9c.msu

"I restarted my pc and took forever, because something was installing and I had to unplug my Pc
What now? Clean Install??"
It may have still been installing. Insure that you are plugged in, not on battery only. Clean Install is last resort. Open C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution folder and delete contents (NOT the folder!)

After you download from the link provided, open Services (type in Cortana search if you don't know where to look) and r-click+'Start' for all these processes, verify that Status is 'Running' for each, THEN try to install the msu file. EG; screenshot -

Background Intelligent Transfer Service
DCOM Server Process Launcher
Update Orchestrator Service
Windows Modules Service
Windows Update

Good Luck, post your results.

Yes I use this link

Download Log For windows10.0-kb4088776-x64_55756340f1e2c2090f94de6d256eafd75e1cee9c.msu
--------------------------------------------------
URL: http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/...d75e1cee9c.msu
To: C:\Apps\Programs\MS\Win10\KB4088776\Log 64KB4088776.log
--------------------------------------------------
Start: 2018/03/19 16:18:25 at byte 0
Finish: 2018/03/19 16:23:12
--------------------------------------------------
Size: 737,976,923
Time: 0:04:42
Speed: 2555.6 K/Sec
--------------------------------------------------

It is a desktop Pc, always plugged in

Deleted everything from C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution folder
Except C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore (Locked by the system)

Background Intelligent Transfer Service wasn't running, now it is running
DCOM Server Process Launcher running
Update Orchestrator Service wasn't running, now it is running
Windows Modules Service not found
Windows Update was running



Install kb4088776-x64, got same error

"The following updates were not installed" screenshot as above

Restart and PC freeze



Had to unplug my Pc again

Please help

Thanks
Camelia

"Windows Modules Service not found"
My typo, should be Windows Modules Installer, like in my screenshot. Essential to installing updates. Try setting those 5 processes again to 'running' and try again.

"my winver is still 16299.192"
If KB4088776 still fails, to bring you to 3/13, you are up to date as of 1/3/18. Try downloading this cumulative update which has had few install complaints, to get you to 2/13, 16299.248 (link to Catalog at page bottom - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4074588

If this is successful, I would then either try the next one up in the left column (3/5/18) or stay with 16299.248 for a couple weeks by going to Services again and setting Windows Update to 'disable' (may need to repeat or use Option One Steps 4-10 in this tutorial - Hide or Show Windows Updates in Windows 10 ) and wait the the next major Feature Update 1803, due out soon. The big Update will write a new OS, making this updating failure moot.

mrgeek said:

"Windows Modules Service not found"
My typo, should be Windows Modules Installer, like in my screenshot. Essential to installing updates. Try setting those 5 processes again to 'running' and try again.

"my winver is still 16299.192"
If KB4088776 still fails, to bring you to 3/13, you are up to date as of 1/3/18. Try downloading this cumulative update which has had few install complaints, to get you to 2/13, 16299.248 (link to Catalog at page bottom - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4074588

If this is successful, I would then either try the next one up in the left column (3/5/18) or stay with 16299.248 for a couple weeks by going to Services again and setting Windows Update to 'disable' (may need to repeat or use Option One Steps 4-10 in this tutorial - Hide or Show Windows Updates in Windows 10 ) and wait the the next major Feature Update 1803, due out soon. The big Update will write a new OS, making this updating failure moot.

1.- Delete *.* from C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution
Except C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore
And C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore\ReportingEvents.log (Locked by System)
2.- For all these processes, verify that Status is 'Running' for each,
(To open Windows Services, Run services.msc)
Background Intelligent Transfer Service - Wasn't running now it is running
DCOM Server Process Launcher - Was running
Update Orchestrator Service - Was running
Windows Modules Installer - Wasn't running, now it is running
Windows Update - Was running
3.- Run KB4088776.msu - error
4.- Restart, Unplug Coputer (Freeze)
5.- Run KB4074588.msu - error
6.- Restart - Normal no need to unplug Pc



Why is not installing???

Thanks
Camelia

dalchina said:

If you're still getting that error number 0x80092004 all anyone can do in respect of that is research it if taking the approach of trying to resolve that particular problem, which is what I did for you.

Unfortunately, that can get technical, and error numbers are not also helpful and specific, or even relevant to the actual cause.

Taking a simplistic approach- which may or may not help- you can try
Reset Windows Update in Windows 10 Windows 10 Tutorials
( That's an easy way to do some of what you've done with individual commands)

and
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/...troubleshooter

Have a look here and read through the user experiences following and see if anything helps. (There's a thread per update per build in the News section- and download links for that update)

Cumulative Update KB4088776 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.309 - Mar. 13 - Windows 10 Forums

Just to check- presumably you downloaded the x64 version if your OS is 64 bits?

Windows update log: Try
Generating the Log Files for Troubleshooting Windows Updates for Windows 10 | IT Pro
and post the result.

Until I don't find a solution I can not login @ Paypal or similar sites (Where the information is sensitive)?

Yup, my OS is 64 bits



Please let me know

Thanks
Came