How do you check for updates after Windows Update fails to install an update (e.g., (KB3122947) - Error 0x80070643)? The only buttons that show up are Retry or Download, not Check for Updates which is usually there. I have automatic updates disabled (set to notify only) via Group Policy, by the way.
Go to Program and Features check updates and you will find it in there
If you want o install the update, please use this method posted by Cluster Head in another thread...............How do you check for updates after Windows Update fails to install an update (e.g., (KB3122947) - Error 0x80070643)? The only buttons that show up are Retry or Download, not Check for Updates which is usually there. I have automatic updates disabled (set to notify only) via Group Policy, by the way.
You will need to copy and paste the command line into the Elevated Command Prompt ............. Command Prompt (Admin )
If you need further instruction on how to use the method, please post back.
I don't see anything in Programs and Features to check for updates.Go to Program and Features check updates and you will find it in there
On the left side of Programs and Features, there is the View installed updates. That is only for showing the updatesalready installed.I don't see anything in Programs and Features to check for updates.
It has absolutely nothing to do withchecking forupdates.
Use the link I gave you if you want to install the updates.
Either that, or wait for Microsoft to sort out the issue. There is no apparent ill-effect without the update. So, you can safely sit back and wait.
I have a laptop with 32-bit Win 10 Pro which has yet to get the update. It still runs perfectly.
ThanksOn the left side, there is the View installed updates. That is only to show the updatesalready installed.
It has absolutely nothing to do withchecking forupdates.
Use the link I gave you if you want to install the updates.
Either that, or wait for Microsoft to sort out the issue. There is no apparent ill-effect without the update. So, you can safely sit back and wait.
I have a laptop with 32-bit Win 10 Pro which has yet to get the update. It still runs perfectly.
You are welcome.Thanks
