win10 updater problem

lav en roll back og smid en ny opdatering på

#1 er prøvet og ingen kære mor der at hente. Det er derfor jeg spørger herinden. Har ingen idé selv mere

Så må du redde de filer du kan og så lave en reinstall af win

pis tænkt jeg nok

Skan med antimalware, lav et disktjek.

Måske kan dette hjælpe, fundet i et engelsk forum?????

My PC failed the May Win 10 update with an error code that indicated corrupted Win System files existed on my hard drive. I opened, in Administrator mode, a cmd.exe window and ran SFC /SCANNOW to detect, and hopefully repair, the corrupted Win System files. SFC found three files it reported it "cannot repair". All three files were in C:\Windows\System32, all three were .NLS files (something to do with language support). I identified the particular files by opening the log file created by SFC, C:\Windows\Logs\CBS\CBS.log

Open the CBS.log file with notepad. Do CTRL-E to go to bottom of file, the do CTRL-F to open find function, in the search box type cannot repair, then click on the search up radio button, the click on find next. This will do a find from the bottom of the file toward the top. Do this as each time you run SFC /SCANNOW, SFC adds the latest run log to the bottom of the CBS.log file. To make a long story short, I got the same files from my laptop (PC and laptop both have the same level WIN 10 x64), but Windows permissions would not let me copy into the System32 folder.

So I googled around the internet, and found a suggestion to use a DISM.exe before the SFC. Doing this fixed my corrupted files in System32 folder.

Here is the sequence

1. Delete CBS.log file - this allows only the SFC run being done in the sequence to be in the CBS.log file, removing confusion from prior SFC runs.
2. Open cmd.exe as administrator
3. Type in DISM.exe /ONLINE /CLEANUP-IMAGE /RESTOREHEALTH and hit enter to execute. This can take a couple hours to run
4. When DISM completes successfully, type in SFC /SCANNOW and hit enter to execute. This can take 30 minutes to an hour to run
5. If all has worked as it did for me, SFC should report that if any files were bad, they were repaired - this is (thankfully) what I got.
6. Close the cmd.exe window, and do a reboot (restart).
7. After restart, all should be fixed

This worked for me. Apparently, one of the things the DISM command does is to make sure there is a valid, up to date set of data SFC uses to do its repairs.

Denne her har hjulpet mig med nøjagtig samme fejl som OP har, dog ved en anden opdatering tidligere. Man downloader en lille .batfil, som nulstiller Windows Update katalog på din PC, og følger så ellers Brink's vejledning.

Læs her, og hent den lille fil: https://www.tenforums.com/tuto...

Prøv evt fra siden her, der er punkt nr.2 har tidligere hjulpet mig
https://thegeekpage.com/0x8007...

#7 sletter den nogle filer ud over win$ filer?

#8 er prøvet ingen hjælp der

Nej, det gør den ikke. SVJV er den helt sikker at bruge, hvis man følger Brink's vejledning. Hverken jeg eller andre jeg kender har fået problemer efter brug af denne løsning 

#10 får den fejl i den

Cannot reset Windows Update since "Windows Update" (wuauserv) service failed to stop. Please restart the computer, and try again.

Press any key to continue . . .
 

ps har lige haft tændt min bærbar

I computeradministration under Tjenester og programmer vælg Tjenester, scroll ned og stop Windows Update manuelt (Højre klik, vælg Stop)

#12 den er der heller ikke. er prøvet at kigge efter

Du bør nok gøre som jeg foreslog fremfor at bruge mere energi på den bug

#14 har du nok ret i men kan god lide at få lavet tingene udover at laver en frisk starte