Windows 10 Update 1607 Stuck

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Windows 10 was released by Microsoft on July 2015. Few weeks ago Microsoft released new version of Windows 10 operating system, named Windows 10 Creators update, version 1703. Previous versions of Windows 10 are 1507, 1511 and 1607. Windows 10 Creators update will be delivered to your machines. Jul 26, 2017  Right now I'm using windows 10 version 1511, then I have to install windows update KB3199986, the bad thing is that I have to upgrade my windows version to 1607 enable to have to install KB3199986? How can I upgrade my windows 10 version 1511 to.

  1. Windows 10 Update 1607 Problems

Microsoft has released Cumulative Update for Windows 10 version 1607 (KB3189866) and is available for download via the Window Update. For some, the update download was stuck at some figure. Instead of relying on Windows Update, you can visit Microsoft Update Catalog site in Internet Explorer, search for that Update, download and install on your computer without wasting time, here is how that can be done.

Fix Windows 10 Cumulative Update KB3189866 download stuck

1. Open Run dialog and type iexplore.exe to open Internet Explorer.

READ: How to open Internet Explorer in Windows 10

2. Visit Microsoft Update Catalog page, and search for KB3189866

Alcatel ringtones free download. 3. Depending on Windows 10 version you’re using click on ‘Add’ button first x64 or the last one.

For instance, if you’re using 64-bit Windows 10, click on Add button for ‘Cumulative Update for Windows 10 version 1607 for x64-based systems (KB3189866)’, and further click on the Download button, browse and choose the download location for updates to be downloaded to your computer

Windows 10 Update 1607 Stuck

4. Once downloading completes, run it, install on your computer and restart the system when the installation is over.

Windows 10 Update 1607 Stuck

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After the restart, visit Settings > Update & Security and check ‘Update History’ to know about the KB3189866 installation status.

UPDATE: Those who don’t want to download the update by visiting Update Catalog site in IE, can use the direct offline links mentioned below. Thanks to SS and steve.

KB3189866 (x86)

KB3189866(x64)

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Updates for Windows 10 operating system are not something that you need to be terribly worried about as Windows Update automatically downloads and installs available updates in the background. And the best part is that Windows 10 doesn’t force you restart your PC in the middle of something right ­after installing updates.

At times, while downloading and installing updates, you might notice that Windows Update has stuck at 0%, 30% or 99% without displaying any specific error. When the Windows Update is stuck at a particular figure without any progress, it usually doesn’t display any error. Because Windows Update doesn’t display error, users find it hard to diagnose the issue.

If Windows Update on your Windows 10 PC is stuck at a particular figure for hours, you can use the given below instructions to download and install available updates without any issues.

Restart your PC and check for updates again

If Windows Update is stuck at a particular figure for more than an hour, we advise you restart your PC once and then navigate to Settings app > Update & security > Windows Update and click Check for updates button. This method doesn’t work all the time, but it’s always a good idea to restart PC when there is an issue with Windows.

Run official Windows Update troubleshooter

Did you know that there is a Windows Update troubleshooter bundled with Windows 10 to fix common Windows Update issues? Please refer to our Windows Update troubleshooter for Windows 10 article to know how to run and use the Windows Update troubleshooter in Windows 10 to address Windows Update issues.

Clear Windows Update cache to fix stuck Windows Update downloads

If the issue persists even after trying above methods, clearing the Windows Update cache should fix the issue. Here is how to make it happen:

Step 1:Right-click on the Start button on the taskbar and then click Command Prompt (admin) to open Command Prompt as administrator. Click Yes button if you see the User Account Control prompt.

Step 2: At the Command Prompt window, execute the following commands:

net stop wuauserv

Press Enter key to execute the command.

net stop bits

Windows 10 Update 1607 Problems

Please press Enter to execute the command.

Once both commands are executed, simply minimize the Command Prompt to taskbar as we need to execute two more commands later.

Step 3: Next, navigate to the following location:

C:WindowsSoftwareDistribution

In the above path, “C” is the drive letter of the drive where Windows 10 is installed. If you have installed on drive “D”, then the path would be D:WindowsSoftwareDistribution.

Step 4: Select all files and folders under SoftwareDistribution folder using Ctrl + A hotkey and then press Delete button to delete all these files and folders. Click Continue button if you see any confirmation dialog.

If you’re unable to delete one or more files or folders, restart your PC and then follow the directions again.

Step 5: Maximize the Command Prompt and execute the following commands:

net start wuauserv

Press Enter key to execute the command.

net start bits

Press Enter key.

Step 6: Open Settings app and navigate to Update & security > Windows Update and click Check for updates button to begin downloading and installing updates again.

Hope this helps you fix the issue!

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