HP ENVY RE TS 23-k300xt AIO: cannot install Windows 8.1 updates

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  I've seen a number of messages about this problem, so I spent the evening reload an image of two year, perform a new installation of Win 8 who had never had Windows updates...

  For the most part just out of curiosity I guess... and the fact that you mentioned 200 + updates that seemed much too much for me.

  There were 109 updates for my machine. After installation of these groups, I checked once again more updates to Windows, and there is more than 18... A couple less than your total actually. And after checking again once there is no more...

  Your total of 131 is probably correct... I think that you have a gap in your numbers it's because a lot of the first failed and redownloaded again.

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  Especially if the .net Framework updates are included. .NET 3.5 in particular. This issue has been much come on the forum, and I'm little tired of repeatedly typing, so I wrote a few notes...

  This is just my opinion, for what it's worth, it's here...

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  You must run the Task Manager to see this.

  I did thirteen .net Framework 3.5.1 updates totaled 206 MB. At least 20 minutes after the RESTART appeared several process continued to run.

  Because I have an application that displays all internet activity, I have seen that Windows Installer would go several times, and when it ran, it would trigger a download of a certain type.

  Two other processes that are running are Windows Module Installer and Windows Module Installer Worker.

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  Group #6...  Important updates...  30 @ 419 MB...     Once again, reboot only after zero CPU

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