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Reset Windows Update Components

Started by FreeBooter , Jul 19 2022 07:16 AM

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Posted 19 July 2022 - 07:16 AM

If you have received a Windows Update error, try solutions for common Windows Update errors with the batch script i have created.

To automatically reset Windows Update components, download the batch script named ResetWindowsUpdateComponents.bat and run it as a administrator.

I suggest you to run the Reset Windows Update Components.bat batch script with no program open at all (everything close), because computer needs to be restarted after batch script finish executing.

System Requirements: