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How to fix Windows Update

How to fix Windows Update

Posted on October 19, 2015September 28, 2019 By Jarvis

How to reset Windows update and get your computer going again

As with any new operating system release, you can expect to be downloading a lot of updates and patches in the initial stages of running Windows 10. Microsoft has made automatic updates mandatory for the Home edition, so it’s not easy to decide when you apply the patches. There is a way to get around this particular feature though, which you’ll find in our How to Stop Windows 10 updates guide. But if you find your PC sitting at a certain percentage value indefinitely, then Windows Update is probably stuck in a loop. Here’s a quick way to interrupt this cycle and get the update process back on track.
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