Windows 10: Cumulative Update KB4088776 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.309 - Mar. 13

Did a MR image before checking for updates. Noticed that the image took quite longer than normal. However, when finished with the image, went to SoftwareDistribution/Downloads and it was packed with files. Went to check for updates and was greeted with the "Restart" button. Convenient? perhaps, but it did the download and install without notice. Don't know if I am "ticked" off nor not.*What

 

Installed smoothly and quickly on my Inspiron 7559

 

After following the instructions from MS support community to fix the "requires a restart to finish install" bug and restarted the computer I found this new updated waiting to restart to complete. It went smooth and all is up to date.
Thanks MS

 

No, it should have no effect on the ability to check for updates. You could try turning it on for just 'PCs on my local network' to see if it makes any difference, but I doubt that it will.

Try running the Windows Update Troubleshooter.

 

I run Task Manager to see what's taking all the time. TiWorker.exe gets heavily involved in the cleaning up of the windows updates backups, so probably yes.

 

Hi,
I do all my win-10 images with the winpe recovery media to insure 10 is not doing anything like that..... in the background *Smile

 

Thank you for replying, Bree.

Task Manager was what I was using too, so I guess with a wait chain. . . you just wait. . *Wink

 

I haven’t had any issues with updates for awhile until this one. The update for Adobe Flash player has been at 0% download for about 30 minutes. I’m starting to worry something went wrong.

The other two are waiting to be installed.

Restarted my laptop and WU said there were problems installing some updates, so I hit retry. Hopefully it works this time.

 

CU failed with error code 0x8024200d

Does anyone know what I should do?

 

That code means: "The update handler did not install the update because it needs to be downloaded again."

Try again? If that fails, run the Windows Update Trouble Shooter. If it still fails, try this tutorial.

Reset Windows Update in Windows 10

 

Thanks! I tried again and the CU downloaded and installed without issue. Everything seems fine now.

I did google the error code first and I read about deleting everything in the Software Distribution/Download folder. Wasn’t sure about doing that.

 

With modern backup tools like Macrium Reflect, this is not necessary as they use VSS which keeps track of any changes. In fact, advanced features like scheduling do not with in winpse moce.

 

Well, you don't need to worry now that is has worked. But should you ever need to clear the software distribution folder, Brink's Reset Windows Update in Windows 10 tutorial has a .bat file that will do it all for you the correct way.

 

That’s very helpful. Thank you!

 

Worked like a charm.... fast and no issues!