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• HP envy 14-2090eo: Windows Update cannot find updates

  Hi Expert CV.

  Last night I did a clean install with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit with service pack 1 included - when that said I only see an update in the updates installed and his Ko 976902. And I also installed the necessary drivers and Trend Micro as my Internet Security - well. For about 12 hours now Windows Update worked without find updates at all, and it continues to operate. I tried to create a firewall rule for C:\Windows\System32\svchost.exe - because I read somewhere that it could be the firewall that was blocking the update - and I tried to run the diagnostic tool for windows update in the Windows Firewall, and he says it has resolved a number of things and then I rebooted the laptop but still no luck.

  I hope one of you can help me on the way of functioning of Windows Update, if any of you have a solution? It would be highly appreciated.

  Also, I must say that I have a laptop of the reserve, where I have for a long time ago also made a clean install with windows 7 Home premium 64-bit, and on that one, it takes a long time to run too, but less that he finds something. So I may have something wrong on two laptops?

  You are the very welcome.

  I install KB3102810 and reboot the PC and then run windows update again.

  That's what the second patch is supposed to take care of...

  Installation and research updates is slow and high utilization of the processor occurs in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2

  When you install updates using System Center Configuration Manager, the installation takes a long time, and System Center Configuration Manager is overloaded.

• Win7 stuck on checking for updates!

  Always check the updates of long hours, tried to use the diagnostic tool, KB3102810 installed, updated Windows Update Agent may not work. Someone knows why this happens? And how can I solve it?

  Windows 7 Professional 64 bit

  Thanks in advance.

  Take a look at this useful discussion article - http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-update/windows-7-update-solution/f39a65fa-9d10-42e7-9bc0-7f5096b36d0c that has helped more than a few similar problems update.

• After win7sp1 clean install on a new hard drive, Windows Update runs forever - have tried MANY fixes

  April 2, 2016

  For several days, I have reproduced this problem by starting with a W7Sp1 drive and also start with a considerably older drive of W7.  The old installation of W7 is going very well, first run of WUpdate receives a few fixes, apply and restart.  Rerun WUpdate and she finds Sp1.  Installation of Sp1.  Rerun Wupdate and it says to upgrade to a new Wupdate.

  After the SP1 update and the new windows update, this system offers the same WUpdate symptoms as if from the W7Sp1 disk.  Immediately after the installation of the drive, run the wupdate.  He said: it must be updated to a new Wupdate.

  (PS in each Installer Win7, I authenticated the product key and activated windows.)

  After that, Windows Update never runs you want fixed.  (Left running 10 hours overnight).

  (NO OTHER programs or anything like that is installed after installing Win7 and starting with Windows Update problems).

  =============================================================

  I found 2 programs: FixitAllUp.

  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/971058 - downloading "MicrosoftFixit.wu.MATSKB.Run". (Chasing a "minimal boot"). The last time I have raced, he said if found 2 problems, but only fixed a.  I hit the button Details where he says that he finds the same 2 problems and fixed them BOTH.  It corrects "Missing or damaged registration Service" he said: he can't solve 'Installation problems of the recent updates' - but when you hit details it button show both under "green checkmark" FIXED.  (I also tried to run this several times, and he always finds and he said exactly the same thing, as did the first round).

  Also have run "WindowsUpdateDiagnostic" downloaded from the microsoft site.  It's the same notes 2 problems and fixed one or both depending on if you are looking the summary or detail.

  I read many many cases of a problem that dates back to 2011 and with various assumptions for this problem.

  AND YET, Windows Update checks the updates for EVER and EVER.

  Help

  There is a solution and it works very well...

  Windows Update problem (new)

  The following procedure applies in the case of installation (reinstall) Windows 7.  It does not apply to a usual, normal day.

  I'm afraid that you will do the reinstall again.  Not a terrible penalty to pay.  Usually takes less than an hour.  Then immediately proceed to the next procedure.   It's strange, but it really does work and many people have proved it.

  NEVER install anything other than Windows updates until your system is up-to-date.  Once you have the list update, install all together.  Installation of updates in batches is not expedite the process or do better.

  1. Before you begin to re - install, download (32 or 64 bit) KB3083710 and KB3102810 in advance and store on a USB
  2. Start and end the re - install Windows 7 SP1
  3. Before that the newly installed system can go online for the first time, Disconnect the computer from the Internet.  This chronology is essential.  The system should NOT have access to the Internet when it starts.
  4. Install KB3083710 and reboot manually.
  5. Install KB3102810 and reboot manually.
  6. Restore the Internet connection, and run Windows Update as usual.
  7. After a few minutes, you should have a lot of updates to download and install.

  Thanks to Ken Morely

• Windows Update prevents error 0x8024402c search

  I just installed a new WD 320 GB hard drive in a Samsung R530 laptop and then installed Windows 7 Home Premium, SP1 (64-bit) then I did the following:

  -Installed Microsoft Security Essentials - updates ran and scanned system (no problem)

  - Windows updates on the road and let it go. It only show "search for updates" for more than 20 hours with no result.

  -Manually installed Internet Explorer 11 (tried again but still the same problem)

  -Ran SFC/scannow (no problems found, then tried but still same problem)

  -Ran CCleaner (no problems found, then tried but still same problem)

  -Updated Intel drivers (but still, no error can not get updates)

  -Ran Microsoft Security Scan (no problems found, then tried but still same problem)

  -Ran The Diagnostics of Windows Update - found the following results:

  Windows Update, error 0x8024402C (2016-04-17-T-10_18_54A) "Not fixed".

  Report shows;

  Reg service is missing or damaged (Sign up for the service reset)

  Windows Update, error 0x8024402C (Data store to reset Windows Update)

  Recent updates (Windows Update repair) installation problems

  -Install "Windows Update Agent-7, 6-x 64' = successful but always impossible to get updates

  -Check that the LAN settings is set to 'automatically detect connection settings", still having the same problem.

  -Tried to run Reset_Reregister Windows Update components & itself but

  has received an error ' failed to reset Windows Update due to the failure of service crytsvc .

  to stop.

  -Tried to run the suggestion of a fix at the following link, but there is no other choice "Advance" when I click on 'LAN' settings.

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/883821

  -Go to the Web site following and could not pass step 2 of the section "Reset settins direct proxy" because the result showed a Direct access (no proxy server). Try other methods...

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/help/10164/i-got-an-error-code-from-Windows-Update

  -Tried to run Reset_Reregister Windows Update components & itself but

  has received an error "unable to reset Windows Update because of crytsvc failure to stop service.

  -Run The update of Windows Diagnostics and it shows the following:

  Windows Update error 0x8024402C(2016-04-17-T-07_14_32P) not fixed

  Registration for the service is missing or corrupt - fixed

  Recent updates installation problems - fixed

  NOTE: Windows Update is running in the Services , but it does not appear in the Manager of tasks under the "process"?

  I've practically exhausted all the solutions I could find online. Anyone know how to fix this?  What Miss me?  Thank you!

  1. Start and end the re - install Windows 7 SP1
  2. Before that the newly installed system can go online for the first time, Disconnect the computer from the Internet.  This chronology is essential.
  3. Install KB3083710 and reboot manually.
  4. Install KB3102810 and reboot manually.
  5. Restore the Internet connection, and run Windows Update as usual.
  6. After a few minutes, you should have a lot of updates to download and install.

  FINALLY!  I have been in charge of research and looking at this problem for a week or so, try a bunch of different things. Council finally did the trick. Still have no idea why it is, but the huge batch of updates are finally loaded.

  Thank you very much!!

• Windows 7 will be not updated after clean install

  I recently acquired a Vista laptop that I improved with a SSD and Windows 7 Professional.  After installation without incident on a new SSD and activation, I discovered that Win7 does not refresh the console update continues just search for updates and the CPU activity revolves around 50%.  I've linked several fixes on this site and others with no luck.

  I'm not a PC expert, but I (FINALLY) know what caused this problem and how to solve it!  , But first of all note that this is the solution for my WINDOWS 7 64-bit Home Premium just after a clean installation.  I don't know if this plan works for 32-bit systems or other 7s to win, but novel with minor changes and some research...?

  The part of Windows 7 that search updates would normally take 24 to 48 hours to complete his research.  You can tell that you have this problem, while you are waiting for the update search by CTRL-ALT-DEL, start the Task Manager, then watch TAB PROCESS, then click: show processes from all users.  Look down the list until you find a SVCHOST. EXE running by the SYSTEM which uses 50% or more of CPU and a large piece (73%) of memory.  Then, go to the window Windows Update of the control panel and it say to never look updates.  Then return to the Task Manager and KILL the big 50% fat process that you just found.

  MS produced a patch (patches of 2 k) that you can't normally without an update.  There is a way to download these files from 2 k, but then...

  You cannot install them normally without using WUSA (the stand-alone installation of Windows Update program).  And if you try to use it to install the patches, WUSA must begin a new search for 48 hours for updates before installing anything.  It is a circular trap!

  Click on the following link to download Windows6. 1 KB3102810-x 64.msu

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=49540

  Use the registration option, DO NOT RUN IT!

  Click on the following link to download Windows6. 1 KB3112343-x 64.msu

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=50023

  Use the registration option, DO NOT RUN IT!

  Look for these two files in your DOWNLOADS folder.  Copy them to your DESKTOP.

  Now to install them, you must use the stand-alone Installer, WUSA, BUT you must FORCE IT to do quite simply without looking for always.  Here's how:

  First of all, copy the following line exactly and completely:

  'C:\Users\Edmund\Desktop\windows6.1-kb3102810-x64.msu' /wuforce

  Click the start planet;

  Click in the search programs and files;

  Type: RUN

  (Make sure that you run as administrator)

  Click on the RACE to the top of the page, then right click on it and select PASTE;

  Replace Edmund regardless of your username;

  Press ENTER and let it roll.  After the installation is done, then...

  Copy the following line exactly:

  'C:\Users\Edmund\Desktop\windows6.1-kb3112343-x64.msu' /wuforce

  Click the start planet;

  Click in the search programs and files;

  Type: RUN

  (Make sure that you run as administrator)

  Click on the RACE to the top of the page, then right click on it and select PASTE;

  Replace Edmund regardless of your username;

  Press ENTER and let roll again.  Once the installation is complete, RESTART your computer.

  You should now be able to install the updates in the control panel and search for updates.  10 minutes or less, you should have a huge list of KBs to download and install.

• Windows Update error 8007000E

  Hello

  I searched for an iso file of Windows 7 and downloaded from the Microsoft Web site with my product key.

  I downloaded the iso file of Windows 7 Professional 32-bit

  He burned to USB with Windows 7 Usb downloader

  intalled O.S. to my desktop, which I activated with my key.

  now I can't update my Windows.

  Windows Update is looking for updates, but nothing happens...

  her whenever looking and about half an hour later, he said this error code:

  8007000E Windows Update

  I searched for this error.

  There is no option to uninstall unused languages 'keyboards and languages '.

  After an installation/upgrade of Windows 7 32 bit Home Premium, from the DVD that came with my computer, I was unable to get the Windows updates and was presented with the 8007000e error.  Specific set of instructions from Microsoft have been followed without success.  A manual download of update that kb3102810 has given rise to 200 + updates being downloaded however barely more than 100 of them installed correctly the rest failed.  KB947821 hotfix solves this problem and suspended all updates have been installed.  Automatic Windows Update works fine now.

• Update Win7 will not... be still.

  Fresh installed Win7 Pro, 64-bit (Build 7601 SP1 v6.1) on i5 w/8 GB & 500GB SSD.

  Disabled IPv6 and Qos.  Firefox installed because w/IE8 download does not work.

  No anti-virus.  UAC; Offshore, firewall: Off, Defender: Off.

  Problem: Win Update was left alone for 24 hours for updates.

  Installed originally KB3020369 and KB3125574 for Win7 64bits (ref: plugable.com/2016/06/08/windows-7-wont-update-what-to-do) immediately after the initial Win7 install.  Then set Win update to download but not install.  has been relieved to see the light indicating a positive action, confirmed by increasing the number of I/O activity reported through the Manager of tasks... for maybe 3 minutes of activity compatible disc.  Alas, no other disk activity.  Only 48% the use of the CPU by SVChost.exe.

  Abandoned. Turn off updates.  Restarted.  Installed KB3102810, KB971058 & KB949104 (Ref: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-udate/windows-updates-keeps-searching-for-updates/...). Restarted.  A ran Win7 Fixit.  Restarted.  Reset the Win update to download but not install.  Not observed the same initial activity (3 minutes), then no more the disk activity and 48% processor utilization.

  While the suggestions and contributions of the community are sincerely appreciated, am quite frustrated to see the extent of this problem is so widespread throughout the global community.

  Am willing to reset/reinstall/rehearsal instructions clearly documented on the breakthrough with this jam.

  Thank you in advance.

  Kind regards.

  Just after the directions seems to work pretty well here:

  Update to Windows 7 solution

  or here:

  Windows 7 update problems? First read this.

  Change the registry?

  Clear your history of update (Distribution of removal software that will do)?

  Wait about 2 days?

  I can hardly wait 2 minutes for anything!

• Reinstall Windows 7 won't find updates

  My Packard Bell laptop died so I installed an SSD and reinstalled Windows 7 64-bit edition. No problem installing. No activation problem. Windows Update, updates is not found. I left it for 24 hours - nothing. I tried lots of suggestions. Most has the same KB3172605 example I choose 'open', it downloads then a window titled 'Of stand-alone Windows Update' and 'search for updates on this computer... ". "but it never gets out of this screen even after hours. I also tried KB947821, KB3138612, KB3102810, KB2999226. WUSA in the task handle is always 00% CPU. I was able to update IE 11 manually, but that's all. I spent several days on this. Anyone got any suggestions?

  Try the solution:'

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-update/Windows-7-update-solution/f39a65fa-9d10-42E7-9bc0-7f5096b36d0c

• Windows Update crashes on 'check updates'.

  Original title: windows updates

  I just installed windows 7 Professional 64 with sp 1 on my laptop. I have run windows updat for more than 24 hours, and he always says the updates. I also ran the fix to the tool and the diagnosis of Windows update that said be it resolved 2 problems with no other problems so I restarted the laptop and tried again updates and she did the same thing now (checking for updats) since 7 this morning about 8 hours. What should I try next?

  Windows Update does not work

  This is a very common problem lately. The tool the more importantly you need right now is a lot of patience.  Resources Windows Microsoft Update are prioritize the updates of Windows 7 to a very low service level and have been since the beginning of summer 2015.  It is not uncommon that the update of Windows to take one night.

  In many cases, the following rather simple and fast process works.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows8_1-update/Windows-Update-problem-error-code-80080008/de8114b5-1487-4B31-9b28-f11974718df1?auth=1  This thread has essentially lists a series of commands that I found generally fixed WU.

  Start, all programs, accessories, right-click on command prompt, select run as administrator, OK.  Type the following in the black box:

  1. net stop wuauserv
  2. net stop cryptSvc
  3. net stop bits
  4. net stop msiserver
  5. Ren SoftwareDistribution.old C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution
  6. Ren C:\Windows\System32\catroot2 catroot2.old
  7. net start wuauserv
  8. net start cryptSvc
  9. net start bits
  10. net start msiserver
  11. pause
  12. Output

  Services of type in the text box above the start planet.  Find each of the following items and make sure they are set to automatic: Intelligent Transfer in the background, cryptographic, Windows Installer, Windows Update services.  Double-click on each item and choose automatic.

  If you still have a problem, try this.  It will take a long time, but in almost all gets case Windows Update back on the right track.

  1. Download and run the appropriate version for your system KB947821 update readiness tool system.  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-CA/KB/947821 32-bit systems X 86.  X 64 64-bit systems.  This is likely to take some time (may be several hours) because it makes all kinds of resets.  It took 4 hours on a book net last night.
  2. Download KB3102810 directly from the Microsoft web site and install it.  https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3102810. It took 4 hours on a book net last night.

  Now restart Windows Update.  Do NOT restart Windows.   Be very, very sick, it will probably take a while.

• Problems with Windows Update etc. Windows 7 x 64

  Windows 7 Professional x 64 SP1. THAT IS TO SAY 9; Intel Core Duo E8500 3.16 ghz, 4 GB Ram

  I'm on dial-up internet and I know it will make updates of slower collection, but it was relatively fast at first. Refrain from comments about me being on dial-up. I do what I can do on a low fixed income. I hope on the setting of the situation in the near future.

  I bought this computer last year and while using Windows Update I found discussions online about how MS sent updates in preparation to win 10. After uninstalling some of the guilty party updates, the update of Windows would be all just run and run and never gathered again updates. So, I just stopped trying and thought that I would try to fix it later. The last successful update, I did ((before the most recent I have installed)) was on 26/08/2015

  I recently came across a forum indicating that KB3102810 was a possible solution for WU. I downloaded and installed. With not a lot of faith, I started WU and went shopping. When I got home, I was surprised to see that he had gathered the updates. At the top of the list was KB3124275 (a security update cumulative for IE9). I downloaded it, given that it was a 29MB file and I knew that it would take a few hours. I installed and rebooted the computer.

  Now when I start WU, it works again and runs and finally gives me an error message (I didn't write down the error code and I really don't want to run WU for two hours to get the error message again). I have my departure from Google desktop (tachometers) gadgets where you see the use of the processor and memory. The processor gets up to about 70% and the memory, about 60%, while WU is running (scvhost.exe). _ (I had not noticed this til the second time, I ran Wu to try to recover the remaining KB #)

  Also, now when I go on the MS site for display items KB, pages don't is not loading. I also tried much the same AOL and Internet Explorer browser. I use a Firefox to write this browser and Firefox browser will load the articles, but I want to use my AOL browser which is much faster. (no comments on either please.) I know which is faster in my situation)

  I'm about to go stark raving mad!

  I was really looking forward to scribble the remaining WU list generated, then going on MS website to view and download the updates you want manually. Now I'm back to square 1.

  (Edit/Add) McAfee Security Center worm 15 - Multi access Internet Security w / Firewall. Do I have to take a risk and try to temporarily disable McAfee?

  I recently came across a forum indicating that KB3102810 was a possible solution for WU.

  It is not the case. It is the cumulative convenience. Install the hotfix July 2016 cumulative update, including an appropriate version of the Windows Update Client.

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/3172605

  Best regards, VZ

• Ultamate Windows 7 64 bit update will not search for, download, install, or connect to the web.

  I ran fixit of Windows, troubleshooting, stopped the service update, reset the file cache, restarted the windows update service, ran reset it re-register components diagnosis of Windows Update, Windows Update, stand-alone Windows6 update. 1 - KB3102810 - x 64 and updated my windows update agent as well, and it always hangs just looking for updates. All downloads for repair came from Microsoft.com.

  It seems do not connect to the Microsoft update Web site.

  I'm running a PC with Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.

  does anyone have a proven fixit?

  Don't know what you describe.  However, it works for most people:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-update/Windows-7-update-solution/f39a65fa-9d10-42E7-9bc0-7f5096b36d0c

• Windows Update stuck at 'Check updates'

  Original title: Windows Update stuck

  I had to recover my laptop windows 7 back to out-of-box state system. Once presented to my office, I immediately went to Windows Update to install all of the updates that I needed. After installing SP1, and restart the computer, windows update to update the update agent, so he could get some more updates. He said he would close and re - open Windows Update, which she did, but now it is stuck on "check updates".

  The update that broke the update of Windows was "Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320"

  I have since made a recovery of the system to the State out-of-box three times and each time "Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320" installs Windows Update is stuck saying "check updates".

  I did tons of attempts to solve this problem, but it won't find more updates and I can't install more updates.

  I have also experienced problems with Windows Update still looking for updates when Windows Update 7.6.7600.320 has been installed automatically after the system update to SP1 (it was after doing a clean install of Windows 7).

  The following worked for me:

  1. manually installing KB3083710

  2. manually installing KB3102810

  3. restart the computer

  4. run the Windows Update Diagnostic tool to reset Windows Update (support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/971058)

  5 restart the computer again and search for updates

• Windows 7 still... Verification of updates.

  Hello world

  First of all, I know there are a lot of posts on this topic, but I thought I'd explain my experience until this especially since July 29, 2015 and I hope someone can spot something that escapes me.

  Windows 7 updates installation before the date above allways could take a long time since a clean install of Windows, but that's to be expected.

  Procedure 1: my procedure was then install Clean > SP1 disk > the install file IE11 > Windows updates.

  -Allways worked unless there was a problem of system, that would get an error message that you had something to work with (i.e. Intel Matrix question after replacing hard drive.)

  Then came July 29, 2015 and everything changed.

  -The same procedure as above but stuck on checking for updates indefinitely.

  Initially I would like to reset the services of Windows updates, rename Catroot2 folder C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution etc..

  Still no difference.

  Procedure 2: After some research, I added the following to the procedure.

  -Install KB3083710 (Windows Update Client) and KB3102810 (update for Windows 03/11/15), this was added before putting the PC online to check the updates normally.

  I found that this one would work even if there were still more than 100 updates updated installed later, but at least there was progress.

  Procedure 3: Then comes the June 2016 roll up updated (such as Service Pack 2) and I thought Yes finally were getting somewhere.

  -Procedure was then install Clean > SP1 > IE11 > KB3083710 > June Roll Up updated.

  Although the foregoing would install.  If you checked then updates normally then it would stay on checking for updates and never progress.  This on several computers and several networks.  All good in the country of system no way near 100% CPU and RAM usage during the audit.  Some oem installs some on manafacturers restorations of the Image.  Left of the overnight for at least 12 hours or more.

  So I went back to porecdure 2 after a clean installed and never guess what verification of updates.

  What am I missing something.  Hope you good people would point at something and I apoligise for this rambling message, but I think that we must solve this problem once and for all.

  P.S. I have remove the IE11 procedures above to the case where.

  Thanks in advance.

  First in Windows Updates settings, to never look for updates.

  Restart your computer, and then install KB3020369, if not installed.
  Then, install KB3172605.

  Windows updates should return to normal.

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/3020369

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/3172605

  You can then set the Windows Update, settings back to what they were.

• Windows update 7.6.7600.320 agent does not leave my pc windows 7 update

  I just did a clean install on my laptop dell inspiron 1501 running windows7.now right after that service pack has been installed

  Windows update agent 7.6.7600.320. has been installed while my computer seems just for continually.had updates no problem when

  version 7.6.7600.256 has been installed. I've read that a lot of people have trouble with that. I've tried everything

  Fix very frustrated this.getting must be in response to this.MS must have a definitive answer... Appreciate any help I have

  can get... Thank you

  I have also experienced problems with Windows Update still looking for updates when Windows Update 7.6.7600.320 has been installed automatically after the system update to SP1 (it was after doing a clean install of Windows 7).

  The following worked for me:

  1. manually installing KB3083710

  2. manually installing KB3102810

  3. restart the computer

  4. run the Windows Update Diagnostic tool to reset Windows Update (support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/971058)

  5 restart the computer again and search for updates