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Thank you we are trying that now.
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After powering off I was prompted with an option to boot in safe mode. I booted in safe mode successfully then I shut it down again to boot normally. Now it is stuck at the screen saying:<br />
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Failure configuring Windows updates Reverting Changes. Do not turn off your computer.
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How long have you left it.<br />
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If after a few hours no response, power off.<br />
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If no luck, you will have to restore from backup.
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I have a Win2008R2 VM that is hung at a screen saying:<br />
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Failure configuring Windows updates Reverting Changes. Do not turn off your computer. <br />
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It has been stuck for 6hrs. &nbsp;Is there a way to get this server unhung?
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I have a Win2008R2 VM that is hung at a screen saying:

Failure configuring Windows updates Reverting Changes. Do not turn off your computer. 

It has been stuck for 6hrs.  Is there a way to get this server unhung?

How do I resolve Failure configuring Windows updates Reverting Changes

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