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Jonibek04 · Oct 11, 2023

I cannot enable the updates

Debi Marie · Oct 11, 2023

Jonibek04 said:
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I cannot enable the updates

I cannot get the KB5030505 Configuration update which accompanies The above Cumulative update to install. It constantly loops and notifies that the PC will restart in 3 minutes. It's not stopped and I don't know what to do with it either... It never installs and simply is a maddening situation to say the least. I hope you have success in solving your issue presented here.

kelper · Oct 11, 2023

Try the update troubleshooter. Settings, system, troubleshoot, other troubleshooters, Windows update

Debi Marie · Oct 11, 2023

kelper said:
Try the update troubleshooter. Settings, system, troubleshoot, other troubleshooters, Windows update

I had a rather devilish time with all those troubleshooters and I say, they all were shooting blanks!! Nothing thus far, outside of deleting the 26 Sept update have been effective. I do believe that the Configuration update was to complete activation of the other release update. I must also relate that this specific update totally whacked my entire Nvidia graphics and audio files and drivers so that they've went the Lemming way and I'm having an adventure locating how to restore Nvidia on my ASUS A 17. The GPU isn't recognized at all and sorting that out is quite abit of time spent.. I do thank you for your advice and appreciate it grandly.
Mayhap I should let this RPK-74 repair the laptop... could be much worse I think.

kelper · Oct 11, 2023

While you wait for more replies, may I suggest Googling that error code?

Jonibek04 said:
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Debi Marie · Oct 11, 2023

kelper said:
While you wait for more replies, may I suggest Googling that error code?

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But of course, I will gladly send off Google to return what intel it gathers and disseminate it, I shant anticipate anything less than solving this mash-up. My gratitude once more.

kelper · Oct 11, 2023

Have you restarted your computer? It's best to do this as a restart is actually better than shutting down and starting.

Debi Marie · Oct 11, 2023

kelper said:
Have you restarted your computer? It's best to do this as a restart is actually better than shutting down and starting.

Actually, it does the restarting itself after "installing" the update. Then it's Groundhog day all over again.. Strange that. I'm looking into what Google pulled up. Wait one whilst I look over these findings..

Debi Marie · Oct 11, 2023

kelper said:
Have you restarted your computer? It's best to do this as a restart is actually better than shutting down and starting.

I sorted out quite alot of fellows who are subjected to this same bang-up and Microsux has not even addressed all those inquiries as yet it seems....I'm in with the lot of them I fear...bloody dreadful if you ask me..

Flashorn · Oct 11, 2023

Debi Marie said:
I sorted out quite alot of fellows who are subjected to this same bang-up and Microsux has not even addressed all those inquiries as yet it seems....I'm in with the lot of them I fear...bloody dreadful if you ask me..

Hi!
Do you have a recent Restore Point created? If so, work the system back to before this mishap and
may I suggest you follow the Patch Lady's advice:

AskWoody

Preview Updates always screw up your OS. As a precaution, I always defer updates at least two
weeks. I like to see what comes of them before I actually involve myself in trying to fix what MS
has done.

As for the Intel drivers, would be best to have Intel install them through their own app.
They won't comprise all of their drivers but, the most important ones are available to install from:

Intel® Driver & Support Assistant

This application provides driver and software updates for your Intel hardware.

www.intel.com

kelper · Oct 11, 2023

It is safer to install driver updates from the computer manufacturer's pages for your specific model. Those Intel updates screwed up my laptop in the past.

Flashorn · Oct 11, 2023

kelper said:
It is safer to install driver updates from the computer manufacturer's pages for your specific model

I don't agree with that assessment. If I go by MSI's update page, other than the BIOS , all other drivers are outdated.
Unless you meant the specific peripheral manufacturer that's in the notebook / PC.

kelper · Oct 11, 2023

We must agree to differ.

Flashorn · Oct 11, 2023

kelper said:
We must agree to differ

Indeed.

Debi Marie · Oct 11, 2023

Flashorn said:
Hi!
Do you have a recent Restore Point created? If so, work the system back to before this mishap and
may I suggest you follow the Patch Lady's advice:

AskWoody

Preview Updates always screw up your OS. As a precaution, I always defer updates at least two
weeks. I like to see what comes of them before I actually involve myself in trying to fix what MS
has done.

As for the Intel drivers, would be best to have Intel install them through their own app.
They won't comprise all of their drivers but, the most important ones are available to install from:

Intel® Driver & Support Assistant

This application provides driver and software updates for your Intel hardware.

www.intel.com

Good afternoon and hello. Yes, I've restore points and System Images, however nothing results from those. I had a catastrophic crash which resulted after I initially attempted a Restore Point made prior to 26 Sept. Release and the follow up config update. To date, my ASUS has been battered and such but remains active (barely) from it all. I think I retired this morning about 0315 and it was strung together with wire and 100 mph tape, which fired up without incident later this morning.

If it weren't for the forced Windows 11 updates, I'd not be in this mess. I had to let this laptop sleep as that was the only option other than install and restart.

As for drivers, I wished that Intel were inside rather than AMD. I shant ever own anything with AMD as I am not impressed with them for such a long time. I would like to say thank you for your advise and look forward to any that you may bestow in the days to come.

Debi Marie · Oct 11, 2023

kelper said:
We must agree to differ.

I'm right in there and quite observant, I wish to express gratitude to everyone who has commented on this problem and offered their views. it's all good and I must say that I find those I've spoken with, charming and polite. Polite society does exist and all here are sterling individuals.

Flashorn · Oct 11, 2023

Debi Marie said:
I initially attempted a Restore Point made prior to 26 Sept.

When you tried to restore your notebook, did you deactivate the AV (anti-virus) app before restoring.
If not, this is why it did not either complete or messed up.

Debi Marie · Oct 11, 2023

kelper said:
It is safer to install driver updates from the computer manufacturer's pages for your specific model. Those Intel updates screwed up my laptop in the past.

Yes, you reflect my same thoughts regarding specific organic updates. I've attempted the Nvidia drivers from ASUS and also Nvidia with no luck at all. Much the same with AMD. Slightly screwed on this end, we're not dead, we're not dead yet... (Blutengel)

Debi Marie · Oct 11, 2023

Flashorn said:
When you tried to restore your notebook, did you deactivate the AV (anti-virus) app before restoring.
If not, this is why it did not either complete or messed up.

Oh my, I didn't even think about an AV, what a blonde moment for me. I did however, turn off the Ad blockers before manipulating all these updates and downloads.. I'll look to this and see if that will make a difference on all aspects...

TM21 · Oct 11, 2023

??? Isn't all this hate and discontent proof enough that Windows Updates SUCK?
Fortunately, some people actually get along OK with Windows Updates, but not everyone.
In some cases an update can totally disable Windows, requiring professional REPAIR.
I know this, because for many years I was the one doing the Repair.

I did one great favor for myself, on my 12 PC's, and I've turned MS Updates OFF.

StopUpdates10 - Download

Download StopUpdates10 - Utility to Control over Windows 11/10/8/7 updates

greatis.com

This little program does it, without any problems, and even allows Updates to be turned back ON, if ever required.

TM

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