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Try this thread: Solved Windows10 Update: kb3093266 - What Does It Do? - Windows 10 Forums

A lot of people seem to be experiencing all sorts of issues. I couldn't install it at all - on two PCs. One Pro edition, One Home edition, both 64. Now after reading up on it I'm actually very glad I could not install
this update. A few people have no problems, but for many others it's just another botched update. It is disgraceful behaviour on MS part.

There may be some help in the thread above, but if nothing helps there, at least you can take comfort that it's not your PC, and you are not alone.

Edit: changed could install to "could not install"

AndyG said:

Try this thread: Solved Windows10 Update: kb3093266 - What Does It Do? - Windows 10 Forums

A lot of people seem to be experiencing all sorts of issues. I couldn't install it at all - on two PCs. One Pro edition, One Home edition, both 64. Now after reading up on it I'm actually very glad I could not install
this update. A few people have no problems, but for many others it's just another botched update. It is disgraceful behaviour on MS part.

There may be some help in the thread above, but if nothing helps there, at least you can take comfort that it's not your PC, and you are not alone.

Edit: changed could install to "could not install"

Hey thanks for the advice but I've got the windows update to work again.
Basically all i did was to download the Windows Update Diagnostic diagcab file from *SEE BELOW* website. Then i run the "sfc /scannow" command line prompt in CMD (as admin). CMD will show that it has fixed some errors but there are also some that it can't solve but I guess that's not a big issue to worry for now.

After restarting, the windows update went back to normal and right now its the KB3093266 issue which you have posted the link on. Will take a look at that post but once again thanks for your help regardless!

Edit - Realized that I can't find the link anymore. Will upload the link to the file below.
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Ran with eset Nod32 Antivirus - Results were fine if you would to ask.

I'm glad you got it working. I'll try again at some time in the order you mentioned. Thanks, Kiryu :)

AndyG said:

Try this thread: Solved Windows10 Update: kb3093266 - What Does It Do? - Windows 10 Forums

A lot of people seem to be experiencing all sorts of issues. I couldn't install it at all - on two PCs. One Pro edition, One Home edition, both 64. Now after reading up on it I'm actually very glad I could not install
this update. A few people have no problems, but for many others it's just another botched update. It is disgraceful behaviour on MS part.

There may be some help in the thread above, but if nothing helps there, at least you can take comfort that it's not your PC, and you are not alone.

Edit: changed could install to "could not install"

I'm surprised, because I had trouble with KB3081444, that update bricked my computer and I was lucky enough to be able to do a system restore to earlier that day. But I took a chance on this update and I'm glad I did because it seems to have improved a lot of things. After that 1444 fiasco, I had windows update shut off completely. And I was installing updates only through the WHDownloader tool. But recently somebody posted a tool where you can show or hide updates and also a way of telling windows updates to notify you only and not to download the updates, through group policy editor.

Ever since the WUshowhide tool, it has been a lot easier to deal with updates. Also I notice that they are not pushing through as many updates, it seems they are combining a lot of things into a cumulative update every couple of weeks, I actually didn't have any updates at all for two weeks before I install that one.

For some reason KB3081444 totally destroyed my video output. But I haven't had any issues with updates since then. But on a whole windows 10 does not feel a solid as windows 8 or windows 7 has been for me. I don't feel I can depend on it yet. Which is why I keep seven and eight in my other PCs.

XweAponX said:

I'm surprised, because I had trouble with KB3081444, that update bricked my computer and I was lucky enough to be able to do a system restore to earlier that day. But I took a chance on this update and I'm glad I did because it seems to have improved a lot of things. After that 1444 fiasco, I had windows update shut off completely. And I was installing updates only through the WHDownloader tool. But recently somebody posted a tool where you can show or hide updates and also a way of telling windows updates to notify you only and not to download the updates, through group policy editor.

Ever since the WUshowhide tool, it has been a lot easier to deal with updates. Also I notice that they are not pushing through as many updates, it seems they are combining a lot of things into a cumulative update every couple of weeks, I actually didn't have any updates at all for two weeks before I install that one.

For some reason KB3081444 totally destroyed my video output. But I haven't had any issues with updates since then. But on a whole windows 10 does not feel a solid as windows 8 or windows 7 has been for me. I don't feel I can depend on it yet. Which is why I keep seven and eight in my other PCs.

Yeah, I agree, it's weird how different people get different errors (or success). KB3081444 caused me no problems at all. Didn't even think about it as I didn't notice any changes.
If you read my post in the "Solved Windows 10 Update" thread. You will see it works fine for me now. But my case was very unusual I think. It's in the post. I also included a question for you regarding Cortana. Your post was good to read. First solid and positive info I have read about the latest CU, so thanks again.