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05-01-2017 06:06 PM
@Yahudah
Try performing a system restore on your PC and then try running the windows update again.
Refer this article https://support.hp.com/in-en/document/c03327545 to know how to perform a system restore on your PC.
Most probably the issue occurred because the Windows Update failed to download/install correctly.
It may be due to some 3rd party interference or just because of faulty/buggy update from Microsoft - happens occasionally.
1. Please, shut down the computer using the power button
2. Power it on.
3. Keep tapping the F2 key on your PC system diagnostics screen would open.
3. Perform System Test >> Quick test.
Hope this helps.
Try performing a system restore on your PC and then try running the windows update again.
Refer this article https://support.hp.com/in-en/document/c03327545 to know how to perform a system restore on your PC.
Most probably the issue occurred because the Windows Update failed to download/install correctly.
It may be due to some 3rd party interference or just because of faulty/buggy update from Microsoft - happens occasionally.
1. Please, shut down the computer using the power button
2. Power it on.
3. Keep tapping the F2 key on your PC system diagnostics screen would open.
3. Perform System Test >> Quick test.
Hope this helps.
05-05-2017 04:58 PM
Can you tell me how you got it fixed? I have a similar problem. My laptop tries to update but then this message shows after 95% was completed, 'Fatal error c0000022 applying update 53918 of 55175' please help. I don't want to loose files
05-05-2017 05:19 PM
Hi @JayShadow95
@MrRobot instructed me to perform a system restore, which is shown below.
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Try performing a system restore on your PC and then try running the windows update again.
Refer to this article https://support.hp.com/in-en/document/c03327545 to know how to perform a system restore on your PC.
Most probably the issue occurred because the Windows Update failed to download/install correctly.
It may be due to some 3rd party interference or just because of faulty/buggy update from Microsoft - happens occasionally.
1. Please, shut down the computer using the power button
2. Power it on.
3. Keep tapping the F2 key on your PC system diagnostics screen would open.
3. Perform System Test >> Quick test.
Hope this helps.
@MrRobot instructed me to perform a system restore, which is shown below.
---------------------
Try performing a system restore on your PC and then try running the windows update again.
Refer to this article https://support.hp.com/in-en/document/c03327545 to know how to perform a system restore on your PC.
Most probably the issue occurred because the Windows Update failed to download/install correctly.
It may be due to some 3rd party interference or just because of faulty/buggy update from Microsoft - happens occasionally.
1. Please, shut down the computer using the power button
2. Power it on.
3. Keep tapping the F2 key on your PC system diagnostics screen would open.
3. Perform System Test >> Quick test.
Hope this helps.
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