If Windows fails to update now then run the computer's Windows update troubleshooter. Reset Windows Update in Windows 10 Tutorials Windows 1903 should be available in the next 30 to 45 days.
Altough this already is happening since the last update (or the last two updates - I'm not sure anymore), I've decided to wait for the April update and see if this one works.Turns out: It still doesn't work.Im getting the following error message:'the installation has failed during SAFEOS with error in operation REPLICATEOC'With the error code:'0x8007001F - 0x20006'I've read on some websites, that maybe my registry is the issue. However I don't recall messing with the registry, but maybe I did it unintentionally?There are some websites that promise to fix this error, but most of them seem quite fishy.(especially this one: )A few guys on have tried to help me, but all of their solutions did not work!Also do note, that this was still before the April update.
0x8007001f - 0x3000d
For some reason before the April update I kept getting one of two different error messages every time I tried the update (0x8007001F & 0x80242006)Also I am considering reinstalling/resetting Windows, but I would prefer not to do this or only do it as a last option, if everything else fails.I am currently running Windows 10 Version 1703 on a self-built PC. Specs are as following: Intel Core i5 6600K CPU, Asus Strix R9 390X GPU, AsRock Z170 Extreme 4 motherboard, HyperX Fury RAM. The OS is installed on a HyperX Savage SSD.It may be worth noting, that I've been having problems with one of the RAM slots on my motherboard. However I switched the RAM sticks to different slots and this seems to have solved the problem.I will be grateful for any advice. Hopefully you guys can help me!EDIT: It's the 2018 April update that keeps failing - The one that was released last monday!.
Does your user profile exist on the C: Drive?Do you have problems getting any updates on Windows Updates or just that one?If you suspect your registry is the issue, you can attempt to repair your registry:You can also run 'sfc /scannow' at an administrative command prompt to try to repair system files.' Dism /Online /Cleaup-Image /RestoreHealth' will utilize Windows Update to try to repair your OS, but it obviously relies on Windows Update working properly(which is why I ask if other updates are failing too). Yes, the other Updates are failing as well!I've actually already tried 'sfc /scannow' and 'Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth' and neither helped with the problem.I'm going to try to repair my registry with the link you sent me now.EDIT: I just looked for my user profile on C. Yes it does exist in the folder 'Users', but besides the user profiles there is another folder in 'User', of which I am not sure if it should be there or what it even does.
It's called 'Default.migrated'. Maybe you can help me.EDIT 2: I just found out that the 'Default.migrated' folder has something to do with me upgrading this PC from an older Version of Windows (I think it was Windows 8.1) to Windows 10. Also users with similar problems in other forums have mentioned, that the update problem could have something to do with the Windows Upgrade. 'If your installation of Windows 10 is acting up or misbehaving, it is possible to perform a reinstallation of Windows 10 that keeps your files, documents, data, settings, and apps intact. Reinstalling Windows 10 does not format your PC, and can be used to correct problems with missing DLL errors, failed sfc scans, start menu doesn’t work, and more.Windows 10 repair installs make it possible to fix your PC without resorting to a format for the first time since Windows XP.'
Just be sure to pick repair install.