Windows 10 update not working - Keep saying Retry

https://www.catalog.update.microsoft...%2022.1120.0.1

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...a-71c47ca688f0

Have you checked the support page for your PC on the manufactures website, to see if there is an Intel Chipset driver update, or download the Intel Driver and Support Assistant from their website to see if that finds and installs that chipset update?

Too much fussing, no need to do anything at this point.
Looks like MS servers are probably post holidays overloaded or something in your area, hence the Status.

Maybe wait a few days.

Helmut said:

Too much fussing, no need to do anything at this point.
Looks like MS servers are probably post holidays overloaded or something in your area, hence the Status.

Maybe wait a few days.

This is not normal.
My other laptops are running windows update just fine.
just this laptop that needs troubleshooting to get fixed.

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dalchina said:

I don't see clear confirmtion you've used the tutorial I posted for you.
If you haven't yet used that, do so.

If you have:

1. Have you ever done anything to disable Windows Update?

2. Run the Windows Update Troubleshooter and post a screenshot of the result.

3. Tweaking.com's free repair tool (Google/search) offers a repair some have found useful.
Use only the appropriate repairs- don't select all. Use cautiously.

4. You can perform an in-place upgrade repair install
which keeps all progs and data

This essentially the same process as a major build upgrade.

a. Download iso file using the MS media creation tool
b. rt click iso file
c. click Mount
d. Open new drive letter created
e. double click setup.exe

I have followed your instructions in previous posts and will do so on these new ones . Will report back, once done.

Hearing that you have other laptops that are updating just fine reminded me of a problem I had once with Windows Update that was resolved by preventing Windows Update from trying to download updates from other computers on a local network,

Select Start , then select Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Advanced options.
Select Delivery Optimization.
Make sure Allow downloads from other PCs is turned Off.

Hope this helps,Fox Computers

dalchina said:

I don't see clear confirmtion you've used the tutorial I posted for you.
If you haven't yet used that, do so.

If you have:

1. Have you ever done anything to disable Windows Update?

2. Run the Windows Update Troubleshooter and post a screenshot of the result.

3. Tweaking.com's free repair tool (Google/search) offers a repair some have found useful.
Use only the appropriate repairs- don't select all. Use cautiously.

4. You can perform an in-place upgrade repair install
which keeps all progs and data

This essentially the same process as a major build upgrade.

a. Download iso file using the MS media creation tool
b. rt click iso file
c. click Mount
d. Open new drive letter created
e. double click setup.exe

And Yes!!!! the in-place upgrade repair install worked and I am able to download key updates.
However, this one is just hanging:

I guess we have to live with this un-necessary Intel update.
Can't seem to want to go away.