


Not sure what else to check or do…Ĥ) Ran chkdsk /f, rebooted and failed to see any results. I also verified WUMgr not listed in installed programs. Update: (TLDR, I implemented everything in PKCano’s latest suggestions and it’s still failing to update).Īfter PKCano’s latest recommendation (Thank you PKCano!) same failure to update, and here are the requested details:ġ) Ver 21H2 (OS Build 19044.2728), Windows 10 HomeĢ) Windows Update Registry entries checked out as indicated.ģ) To my knowledge not running WUMgr or any other update controlling program except I have controlled versions using Susan Bradley’s regedit files but that was last ran to update to 22H2. This topic was modified 4 weeks, 1 day ago by Alex B. But if it’s the only way, then I’ll take that advice too if someone lays out the path. Even though I’ve a backup I’d really rather not have to go thru that if I could at all avoid it. Then I renamed the Software distribution folder at C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download and created a new empty Download folder there.įinally, I used the Windows Creation Tool to make a bootable 22H2 USB drive for repairs but I don’t see an option of installing this version – 22H2 while also preserving my current configuration and data etc. In desperation I even tried using the command prompt as admin and the following commands, which also failed (I’m not this smart I just followed this video: which was actually about forcing an update to Windows 10). This machine has been running Windows 10 for several years now, so I don’t get it. Error Code: 0xc0000024.” īefore this it notes, “CPU, Memory and disk all OK.” Going through the Windows 10 ISO page and clicking on Update (for the past 2 or 3 months) continues to end with, “Sorry were having trouble determining if your PC can run Windows 10. I’ve a Toshiba Satellite C855 that will not update to 22H2.Ī month or 2 ago I updated the registry Target Release Version from 21H2 to 22H2 using Susan’s file.
