My Windows Update was stuck at 0% downloading for about a month. I fixed it after the WannaCry virus news on Friday by doing the following:
1. Stop the Windows Update Service
2. Delete C:\Windows\SoftwareDistrib
3. Start the Windows Update Service
4. Check for updates
After that it was working fine!
As for how it got stuck in the first place... I killed the service when it started downloading and taking all my bandwidth while I was playing a game online. Then I held a grudge against the service for a month and left it broken to teach it a lesson.
1. Stop the Windows Update Service
2. Delete C:\Windows\SoftwareDistrib
3. Start the Windows Update Service
4. Check for updates
After that it was working fine!
As for how it got stuck in the first place... I killed the service when it started downloading and taking all my bandwidth while I was playing a game online. Then I held a grudge against the service for a month and left it broken to teach it a lesson.
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Nice.
Any ideas for this guy?
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29023053/WannaCry-MS-Patch-for-SBS2011.html?anchorAnswerId=42137499#a42137499
Any ideas for this guy?
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29023053/WannaCry-MS-Patch-for-SBS2011.html?anchorAnswerId=42137499#a42137499
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