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Windows Server 2016 Update "Stuck"?
I have a Windows Server 2016 VM running on Azure.
I have one update January 2019 cumulative roll up that just sits at 100% downloaded and using plenty of CPU power but not doing anything.
Any thoughts on how to fix this?
I have one update January 2019 cumulative roll up that just sits at 100% downloaded and using plenty of CPU power but not doing anything.
Any thoughts on how to fix this?
Windows OSVirtualizationWindows 10AzureWindows Server 2016
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Adam Leinss
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Check the task manager for Tiworker.exe. If that is taking up CPU, just let it go.
As McKnife says: 2016 is slow on applying updates.
If you don't see tiworker.exe using CPU cycles and it's just hung, stop the Windows Update service and then re-check for updates. When you do this, it should restart the service and start the process over again.
As McKnife says: 2016 is slow on applying updates.
If you don't see tiworker.exe using CPU cycles and it's just hung, stop the Windows Update service and then re-check for updates. When you do this, it should restart the service and start the process over again.
By also each time, not to choose so many updates to apply.