Windows 10: Windows 10 refuses to update to the latest version (1903) (error code: 0x80070003)

Problems updating and says that 1903 is available. It downloads and installs well. Then I receive the restart notice so that the installation can finish. It is close to 15% and then my PC restarts. My PC starts and I see the message "undoing the changes made to your computer".

I check the update history and the update could not be installed. I have tried to install several times and it is the same result. I get the error code 0x80070003.
I have run the troubleshooter and it always solves a problem related to the "repair of Windows update components", but it always detects and does not solve a problem in which "Potential error of the Windows Update database" is detected. It detects it but does not repair it.

How do I solve this error?

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Windows 10 won't update to 1903, error code: 0x80070003


What happens is I go to update and it says 1903 is available. It downloads and installs fine. I then get the prompt to restart so installation can finish. It goes to about 10% and then my PC restarts. My PC boots and I see the message "undoing changes made to your computer."

I check the update history and the update has failed to install. I've tried multiple times to install and it's the same result. I get the error code 0x80070003.

I have run the troubleshooter and it always fixes an issue involving "fixing windows update components" but always detects and doesn't fix an issue where " Potential Windows Update Database Error Detected". It detects it but does not fix it. I've tried updating after the troubleshooter but it still will not update.

What do I do? I have also posted this question to the Windows answer forums but as of the creation of this thread, none of their solutions have worked. The thread: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...8be5d04?page=2

I really need this update because I bought Xbox Game pass but that requires 1903 to be installed. Help would be appreciated.

EDIT: I should add all the things I have tried

• Windows Update Troubleshooter: It says that it has fixed "fixed windows update components" but detects and does not fix another problem "potential windows update database error detected
• Everything in this thread as of the creatin of current thread: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...8be5d04?page=1
• Chkdsk - It runs fine but my problem persists
• SFC Scannow - This does not work as it does not complete. It gets to like 62% and gives me the error: "windows resource protection could not perform the requested operation". I am running it in CMD as admin
• Doing a DISM scan - Like the SFC scan, this fails as well. It works for a bit and then says: "the wof driver encountered a corruption in the compressed files resource table"
• Using the windows media creation tool. The same error occurs and on startup a window appears saying:
  
  
  
• Also have used the windows update assistant but same error happens.

 

Windows 10 is refusing to update to the latest version (1903) (error code: 0x80070003)

What happens is I go to update and it says 1903 is available. It downloads and installs fine. I then get the prompt to restart so installation can finish. It goes to about 10% and then my PC restarts. My PC
boots and I see the message "undoing changes made to your computer."

I check the update history and the update has failed to install. I've tried multiple times to install and it's the same result. I get the error code 0x80070003.

I have run the troubleshooter and it always fixes an issue involving "fixing windows update components" but always detects and doesn't fix an issue where " Potential Windows Update Database Error Detected".
It detects it but does not fix it. I've tried updating after the troubleshooter but it still will not update.

How do I fix this error?

 

Windows 10 won't update to 1903, error code: 0x80070003

I've been getting this same error since the June 27th 2019 Quality Update for Windows 10 ver 1903 was introduced last week.

Everything looks good until the restart...then the install fails and Windows does a rollback.

Since this is just a "quality" update, I won't sweat it. The July update will probably include the June stuff anyway.

It's just strange seeing a relatively minor update encounter a problem, after almost 2 years of flawless Windows-10 monthly updates.