Windows 10: KB4489899 Update Installs But On Reboot Get Error 0xe0000100 And Update Unistalls

Trying to get latest Windows 10 Cumulative Update KB4489899 to install on Windows 10 Pro. Update appears to install but on reboot get error message stating Update cannot be installed and updates are being uninstalled. Error message in update history is: Last failed install attempt on 3/XX/2019 - 0xe0000100. First attempt to install was on 3/12/2019 with same results. Other updates successfully installed on that date. KB4482887 update installed successfully on 3/02/2019.


Have no other problem with computer or system. Have ran chkdsk, sfc, dism and have found no problems. Also did a manual download and install with same results. No problems with any updates until this one.


Update did install correctly on 2 other systems.


Has anyone else had this problem and found a solution?

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