Windows 10: Cumulative Update KB3081444: Success!

Microsoft just released cumulative update KB3081444, and after the reboot loop and uninstall error from KB3081424, KB3081436 and KB3081438, the latest finally installed without issue on my machine. Try checking for updates now, as it just came across. Hopefully most won't have to edit their registry now, which can be risky.

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How do I solve this update issue?

Cumulative Update for Windows 10 for x64-based Systems (KB3081444)

 

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Yes with the cumulative update KB3081444 which includes KB3081441 it works!

Thanks.

 

If anyone is facing problem with previous cumulative update KB3081438 then you should download offline installer of KB3081444 from the below given link and install the complete package.
Windows 10 Patch KB3081444 Direct Download - Software Point

 

No Success here , all the cumulative updates are failing with me (kb3081444 no different), reset loop then undoing changes error.
i have read and tried all suggestions on every forum i can get in to ie registry has no erroneous entries, reset Wu with batch script, downloaded standalone versions no joy , i am reaaly *****d off with this, the only "help" microsoft give you is check the forums , well i have and ive run out of options . i did have two pc failing with this but the cumulative update prior to this latest one worked on one of them. i have never had any serious problems with windows but this hassle ive had over the last week or so has me looking at the price of macs , unreal. Only option not tried is a clean instal , how do i do it and do i lose everything ?
just find it ridiculous it is coming to this , btw this problem is a lot more widespread than some think ,.

 

Just download Windows 10 using the tool provide at this page Windows 10. The tool provided will download the software image and provide you with two option
1. to burn a dvd
2. make bootable usb drive.

You should take a complete backup of all the important files on a external storage device, as clean install will wipe your hdd.

 

Thanks for response bud , i created a bootable usb drive as soon as i upgraded from 8.1 to windows 10 but ive read so many others say a clean install didnt solve the update problems it will really be a last resort if i try it.
my real worry is my windows 10 is activitated and legit but i dont know what using this disk is actually going to do to my system as it is , i at least get system up after numerous reboots and time , i downloaded the update blocker tool and able to block the update installing automatically albiet temporarily but dont want to continue having to block any comulative update that comes up in future and im just not confident anymore that microsoft are able to fix this.
again thank for response bud i do appreciate any assistance here.

 

This update slowed my system down. For instance FF took ages to load until I uninstalled the update. Then I installed the standalone update and all is well again.

 

Not saying it will work, but Microsoft released kb3081440 as a fix for the update/loop error. Have you tried it?

Kb3081440 Microsoft Compatibility update for upgrading to Windows 10 Summary
Kb3081440 Download from Microsoft Download Catalog

 

Hi thanks for response , kb 3081440 has never shown up for me as available update, kb 3081441 did and
was successful, in fact all upates (definition etc) are ok accept the Cumulative ones.
i have also disconnected all peripherals etc ?
i have downloaded this kb 3081440 to folder on my desktop which came in winrar form , ive unzipped to folder but a lot of files and not sure how to run it.

 

Just installed the update on my test rig to check you have correct instructions

Assuming you've downloaded the correct version (32 or 64 bit). Inside the main downloaded MS Folder there is a single *.cab file (cabinet file). I put that cabinet into a new folder in location c:\TempCab, then I did do the following:

Open Command Prompt (admin)
Type the following (without the quotation marks): "DISM /Online /Add-Package /PackagePath:c:\TempCab\<insert file name>.cab"
Let it finish
Make sure it says "the operation completed successfully"
Type "Exit" to quit command prompt

 

cheer i downloaded correct version (64 bit) but i got winrar file which when i unzipped had a load of manifest files,file folders,mum files,security catalog but no Cab file i can see. i may go back and try download again.

 

For me, the cab file automatically downloaded into a Folder named "Dynamic Update for Windows 10 for x64-based Systems (KB3081440)". The cabinet file is the only thing I have inside that folder.

The cabinet name I have is "all-windows10.0-kb3081440-x64_9644f810d969d34b3a1ac7c8f9aea71c0a9089bc.cab".

The cabinet contains tons of files including lots of manifest and *.dll (library) files etc etc etc

 

Oddly I was fine until this morning when KB3081440 and KB3081444 were installed on my laptop, after which I started seeing this endless loop under which my whole Windows session is useless. I have failed my first attempt at doing a system restore (which I had to reboot and then do shift-Restart from the signon screen to get to). I am now trying the 2nd restore point which actually is earlier this month when I upgraded to Windows 10. I won't allow any more Windows updates until this has been fixed.

 

The second system restore point failed with an unspecified error (0x8000ffff). Going to see what other options I have.