Windows 10: My laptop win10 22h2 is trying to install an update I installed months ago

My windows update keeps giving me error 0x80070643 for an update kb KB5001716 however I noticed that the update was from october of last year and when checking my update history it shows that I already have it installed. Everytime i click retry it inmediatly fails it does not even download and I have already tried running the troubleshooter and restarting the laptop. From what I can tell I can still download and install other updates so im not sure whats going on.

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Windows 10 update 22H2 refuses to install. I've exhausted the list of fixes and it still will not install. Safe Mode was last but it didn't appear in the settings window. Just an error message.

I'm open to any ideas.

Thank you in advance.