Windows 10: Windows Insider Install stuck at 14%

Hi, I have been a Windows Insider for a number of years without problem.


For the last few days there has been an install running:
Windows 10 Insider Preview 10.0.18351.7

(19h1 Release) amd64 2019-02

Status: Installing 14%


It has been stuck on 14% for the last few days, it is freezing my computer so i cannot open files without problems.


It will not let me revert to a previous build. Does anyone have any idea as to how i can solve the problem? Either rollback the 14% install,

or anything else I might be able to try.


I don't particularly want to revert to a new install if it isn't necessary.


Many thanks in advance


Alan

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I could still use your help.

Things just aren't working and I have tried all I can think of plus your suggestions. I've done the WM codec installation. I have installed the encoder9. I have installed the community codec. I have tried to rollback the media player and reinstall various versions. Nothing has solved the problem.

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