@JaredBusch said in Windows Update Error 0x800B0100:
@nadnerB said in Windows Update Error 0x800B0100:
I have been patching Windows 7 machines that haven't been turned on for a few months and have found that the update process takes an age of man to complete without manual intervention. (local WSUS)
Fortunately, I have found a process that's worked to speed up the update process.
Download and Install the latest Windows Update Agent
-- here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/kb/949104
Run MS Windows Update Diagnoistic tool
-- here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2714434
Install Windows6.1-KB3172605-x64 (post install reboot required)
-- here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53332
run wuauclt /r /a
That is way too intense on IT staff time.
Click check for updates.
Close window and tell user to work like normal.
Next morning, click install.
Close window and tell user to work like normal and when it pops up to reboot, do so.
Way less IT time involved.
Yes, this is true but it can be done while doing other things on the PC. You know, multitasking