Windows 10: Force update under terminal ?

Hi,

I'm currently under build 16188 (insider) and I'm facing an issue to update to next build. Everytime I try to open settings to update, it force close without any error message.

So I want to know if it's possible to make the update with the terminal or something to bypass the settings ?

Thanks in advance

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Windows 10 100% CPU hangup. Service Host:Local system used 45% & Antimalware Serv. Excecutable used 38%

Then I suspect given that terminal uses ~30% of cpu and forces the system to respond, you may be stuck with it. Happy to look at another trace with terminal not running.

 

Running out of Application Data Memory on the N9

Hi, no, it does not solve the problem. It looks like that mms messages for example take much of the space and are unable to delete them at home/user/.mms/msg It says acces denied. Is there a command in terminal under root to force delete these files?

thanks so much.

 

See tutorial: Update and Upgrade Windows 10 using PowerShell Windows 10 Installation Upgrade Tutorials

Go through Part One and Part Two, in Part Three skip steps 3.1 through 3.9 and start from step 3.10 entering the command exactly as shown.

 

Hi,
Thanks a lot for your link. But I'm facing an issue, after change the execution policy, I think that the remote signed isn't working. Here is the error I've got :



Thaks in advance

 

Restart, then try this cmdlet to set execution policy in elevated PowerShell:

Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope CurrentUser





Now try to import PSWindowsUpdate module again.

 

Perfect, it's downloading now. Thanks a lot *Smile

 

Let us know how it went.

 

So after some tests I think there is an issue somewhere.. Here is what I have when I launch the 3.10) command line : Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet

I try to reboot via Start > Power > Update and restart but not working at all, still on 16188 build :/

Any ideas ?

 

I tested now on a Hyper-V virtual machine, got same results. Upgrade was downloaded and initialized, then it just failed:





I have to research this more, at the moment I have not the faintest clue what is causing this. Microsoft had some serious issues last week with their upgrade delivery system (see links below) that theoretically could still be affecting upgrades, but I think that is not the case.

• A note about the unintentional release of builds June 1st, 2017 - Windows 10 Forums
• Warning: Windows 10 Mobile Insider Build 16212.1001 Mobile - Windows 10 Forums

What you could try is to download latest Insider ISO directly from Microsoft, they are currently offering build 16193 ISO images for direct download: Download Windows 10 ISO File Windows 10 Installation Upgrade Tutorials

Upgrade to 16193 from ISO, then see if upgrading to 16199 works from Settings.

 

Yes okay i'll do that. Could I install this ISO without format all my data ? Or it's better to make a fresh install ?

 

If keeping your installed software and personal data is important. just double click the ISO file when you have downloaded it to mount it as a virtual DVD drive, then run Setup.exe from it to start an in-place upgrade. All your stuff will be kept.

In-place upgrade moves old Windows installation files to a folder called C:\Windows.old. Delete it after the upgrade: Delete Windows.old Folder in Windows 10 Windows 10 Installation Upgrade Tutorials

To perform a clean install, ISO file needs to be burned to a DVD or USB flash drive and computer booted from it.

 

Okay thanks a lot, I'll try this tonight *Smile