Unable to install KB3081438

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  1. Posts : 172
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    Thread Starter
       #11

    LyleC said:
    Me neither is an update from Win 8. I have been able to get the update installed. It required me to go in and edit my registry. There was a rogue key left from Nvidia.
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    Which key you change/delete in registry?
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  2. Posts : 3
    Windows 10
       #12

    jtjt00 said:
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    Which key you change/delete in registry?
    Following is the key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList

    I then looked at each profile ID and found the one with Profile Image Path of C:\Users\UpdatusUser

    This is the key I deleted. It is apparently something to do with Nvidia. A link to the instructions are below.

    http://www.infoworld.com/article/2960528/patch-management/windows-10-patch-kb-3081424-can-crash-fail-to-install.html



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  3. Posts : 19
    Windows 10
       #13

    I'm still unable to install both kb3081424 (from 2 weeks ago) and kb3081438. Is there any reason to stick with Windows 10 right now if I can't even perform updates? Apparently Microsoft hasn't even mentioned a fix for this, much less even mentioned the issue.

    The registry "fix" wouldn't apply to me since I'm the only account that's ever been on the machine? Is that correct?

    Roll back to Windows 8.1 at this point?
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  4. Posts : 16,325
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       #14

    Jotnar said:
    I'm still unable to install both kb3081424 (from 2 weeks ago) and kb3081438. Is there any reason to stick with Windows 10 right now if I can't even perform updates? Apparently Microsoft hasn't even mentioned a fix for this, much less even mentioned the issue.

    The registry "fix" wouldn't apply to me since I'm the only account that's ever been on the machine? Is that correct?

    Roll back to Windows 8.1 at this point?
    KB3081438 is cumulative, so it includes everything in KB3081424. If you can get KB3081438 on, you're good.

    Perhaps if you started your own thread, and laid out your system specs and what you've tried so far, some of the experts here could work on your particular system, and try to get this update installed for you? :)
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  5. Posts : 19
    Windows 10
       #15

    simrick said:
    KB3081438 is cumulative, so it includes everything in KB3081424. If you can get KB3081438 on, you're good.

    Perhaps if you started your own thread, and laid out your system specs and what you've tried so far, some of the experts here could work on your particular system, and try to get this update installed for you? :)
    Thanks for that info Simrick. I actually found that a Microsoft rep said that update "KB3081440" is going to roll out, which is supposed to fix the issue. It was posted 4 days ago, and I believe it is available through the Update Catalogue.

    We have released a fix for this issue through Windows Update in KB3081440. This update repairs a problem involving user profiles that may have prevented KB3801424 from installing on some systems. This fix will install automatically when updates are scheduled to run. If you were experiencing this issue, please check to make sure you’ve installed recent updates. If you’re still experiencing problems installing Cumulative Update KB3081424 after installing this fix, please post this information to the forums.
    Cumulative Update for Windows 10 fails to install - Microsoft Community

    I'm assuming it'll be available through the official Windows Update very soon, so I guess I'll hold out. I believe you can only access the catalogue through IE, and I read about some issues with users trying to do so.
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  6. Posts : 172
    Windows 10
    Thread Starter
       #16

    Jotnar said:
    I'm still unable to install both kb3081424 (from 2 weeks ago) and kb3081438. Is there any reason to stick with Windows 10 right now if I can't even perform updates? Apparently Microsoft hasn't even mentioned a fix for this, much less even mentioned the issue.

    The registry "fix" wouldn't apply to me since I'm the only account that's ever been on the machine? Is that correct?

    Roll back to Windows 8.1 at this point?
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    Why don't you manually download KB3081438 and install? The link is post on page 1 of this thread.
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  7. Posts : 19
    Windows 10
       #17

    jtjt00 said:
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    Why don't you manually download KB3081438 and install? The link is post on page 1 of this thread.
    Tried it and still goes into reboot loop, uninstalling the update.
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  8. Posts : 16,325
    W10Prox64
       #18

    Jotnar said:
    Thanks for that info Simrick. I actually found that a Microsoft rep said that update "KB3081440" is going to roll out, which is supposed to fix the issue. It was posted 4 days ago, and I believe it is available through the Update Catalogue.



    Cumulative Update for Windows 10 fails to install - Microsoft Community

    I'm assuming it'll be available through the official Windows Update very soon, so I guess I'll hold out. I believe you can only access the catalogue through IE, and I read about some issues with users trying to do so.
    Oh good. I hope this sorts things out for you! :)
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  9. Posts : 19
    Windows 10
       #19

    simrick said:
    Oh good. I hope this sorts things out for you! :)
    Thanks very much!
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  10. Posts : 16
    Windows 10 RTM/Build 10240.16384
       #20

    "...yeah, me, too."


    I am unable to install KB3081438. It goes into the install/reboot/fail/uninstall/download/install/reboot/fail/eat/lather/ rinse/repeat loop.

    Unable to install KB3081438-yeah-great.png

    Attached is the Windows Update log (via powershell's get-windowsupdatelog command). I have not one red bloody clue as to what's going wrong -- the log's just a bit thick for me.
    Last edited by Greywolf; 19 Aug 2015 at 01:31.
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