Unable to update Windows 10 after restore the system

Hello.

Yesterday i made a system restore in my laptpop...and since that moment the windows update give me a error when try to reinstall the update x64 (KB4522355) error 0x80073712 that was already install without problems before i made the restore.

Can anyone give some ideas?

Thanks a lot

See the answer at https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...8-ce7d16538242

dalchina said:

Hi, try the Windows Update Troubleshooter (which you can find in Settings). Post the results.

Then try
Reset Windows Update in Windows 10

and run the troubleshooter again and post the result.

How are you trying to install the update?
a. using Windows Update
b. by downloading it and manually installing it

What is your Windows build number?

Hello....no luck
Soo....i reset windows update....and then i run troubleshooter that dont find any problem.
After that i try again to install the KB4522355 update and still gives me the error.
My build now is SO 18362.418...but after the restore i made was SO 18363.446 with the KB4522355 install ...soo the build downgrade with the restore i made.
Also i try:
DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Scanhealth

DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth.....with no luck and try manual update too...

dalchina said:

I'd suggest you perform an in-place upgrade repair install which keeps all progs and data. You could try all sorts of things and waste time trying... no guarantees of course, but if that doesn't help, there's not a lot left.

Tutorial available if needed.

(The two replies above cover the same ground I think- the reset WU is more comprehensive)

Thanks again friend....can you provide me some tutorial link?

dalchina said:

To find a tutorial you go to Tutorials at the top, this link
Windows 10 Tutorial Index

then search that page for
in-place

and you should find it.

Thanks a lot.

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cool57 said:

Thanks a lot.

Problem solved with an in-place upgrade repair install.
All the apps and settings and everything is in the place.
Great help from you.

Thanks

dalchina said:

Now's a good time to create a base disk image (first of set) with e.g. Macrium Reflect (free/paid) and continue that practice routinely e.g. with differential images until the next major build.

I will follow the advice...
And again...thanks for help.

Luis