Windows 10: Delivery Optimization: Download of a file saw no progress within the defined period - Error...

Hi All,We are deploying the June Month patches from SCCM Server to Windows 10 version 1809.All the Windows 10 Clients getting Error "Delivery Optimization: Download of a file saw no progress within the defined period - Error Code 0X80D02002"But O365 Patches to Windows 10 Machine successfully deployed and Windows 2016 Server Patches also successfully deployed to the Server Machines.I tried to Following steps to troubleshoot,Redistributed the content to the Distribution PointRestart the WMI Services on SCCM Site ServerRepair the CCM Client on the DPRemove the Windows 10 Patches Deployment and Re

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define delivery optimization files

Hi Pat,

Delivery optimization is a way that you can receive Microsoft Store apps and Windows updates in more ways than one. You can get the files from either of these from other computers in the network you're connected on, should they have them already, which is usually
faster. I assume you're in Disk Cleanup, delivery optimization files should be temporary files that are accumulated over time because it's getting Microsoft Store app files or Windows Update files from other computers in the network. You can delete these files
if it means giving you more space.

You can read more here, it includes how to turn it off among other things:
https://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10-...

I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any additional questions about it.

 

Delivery Optimization Files

I was downloading Forza Horizon 4 yesterday and today I went to see my disk's and saw that I lost like 60 GB on my C disk (installed on D) and then I ran disk cleanup tool and saw the Delivery Optimization Files. Is it safe to delete?

 

DELIVERY OPTIMIZATION FILES

Disk cleanup says I can delete the delivery optimization files if it is no longer being used by the delivery optimization service. I have the upgrade of Windows 10. How can I tell if the files are still being used or not? Don't really care for Windows
10, but I am past the 1 month period to go back to Windows 7.