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Windows 10 Insider Preview 17666.1000 (rs_prerelease) - Error 0x8007065e
Was recently notified about update 17666.1000 and attempted update several times and have received error 0x8007065e several times. Anyone else able to update to this release or have a solution?
build 1672.rs_prerelease.180511-1455 was successful and seems to have resolved all issues I was having with other build failing/error message - and some odd bugginess that I had been seeing after attempting previous pre-release install. I'll poke around and see if I can break anything, but right now looks good.
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- helpo365cloudexpertsCopper Contributor
You can reset the Windows Update components using the Reset Windows Update Agent tool created by Manuel Gil. You need administrative permission to run this tool.
Open the download page.
Click ResetWUEng.zip.
Select I agree.
Select Save if you are prompted.
When the download complete, open ResetWUEng.
Run ResetWUEng and follow the on-screen instructions. - Emilio WildeCopper ContributorBest Solution: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/profile/06d1da54-1cf5-47c2-8ce4-b5e859735b8f
- Stunning SahithCopper Contributor
Even I experienced the same problem. There is an easy solution for that. Download windows update troubleshooter from the given link below and run it. It asks you to apply some fixes and you will be super done when you apply all those fixes. It worked for me.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027322/windows-update-troubleshooterHope it works for you too.
Let me know- Teimuraz TarielashviliCopper Contributor
Big Thanks. Working On Me.
- David J MurphyCopper Contributor
so not specifically related to this tech/error message, but something I will also post to the "FEEDBACK HUB" for pre-release folks. I tend to post my feedback here in the insider program community, as feedback would be issues encountered where help is likely being sought, and further as the feedback hub is not a option from the tech community pages, I'm hoping that someone from MSFT is reading these pages and inputs my suggestion somewhere that the feedback hub should be a link from tech community pages or an option in a drop down rather than a separate link. Just sayin..........
- Anoir Ben TanfousCopper Contributor
Thank you... Issue resolved
- L N RamawatCopper ContributorNow check for new update
Windows 10 Insider Preview 17672.1000
I wish it will be recover that error which we were facings..- David J MurphyCopper Contributor
I see that update now, will also attempt an install and post results
- David J MurphyCopper Contributor
build 1672.rs_prerelease.180511-1455 was successful and seems to have resolved all issues I was having with other build failing/error message - and some odd bugginess that I had been seeing after attempting previous pre-release install. I'll poke around and see if I can break anything, but right now looks good.
- L N RamawatCopper ContributorNow Microsoft gives a new update
Windows 10 Insider Preview 17672.1000
I wish it will be recover that error which we were facings..- Michael PekarikCopper Contributor
Still getting the same error:
Windows 10 Insider Preview 17672.1000 (rs_prerelease) - Error 0x80070005
Don't count on it getting fixed, EVER!
- David J MurphyCopper Contributor
Did you also try the link from another response below?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027322/windows-update-troubleshooter
Have to say I have actually had great success with MSFT online support - either through instructions which I then applied/actioned or allowing them a remote admin session to fix my issues. the pre-release 17672 installed first attempt and was successful for me. Only other suggestions I would offer would be to do some disc cleanup, optimizations, storage clean up, maybe a defrag, make sure your drivers are up to date etc... and then try again. Alternatively pause windows insider updates for awhile and wait for the next update to try again.
- DeletedMe too - I get a 0x8024200D error but install just keeps cycling round.
- L N RamawatCopper Contributor
I tried it 3 times to update & got success also, but after configuration of windows update ( till 75% ), it provide an error & Reset the previous version of Windows.
But now I'm trying a new step.
1. I'll clean the updates log using disk cleanup. ( Press Alt+Enter on C drive, click on disk cleanup where we have to select all files & click on clean files. It will ask for delete then click on it )
2. Then open CMD as administrator & give a command :- sfc /scannow to fix/reset/configure system file.
3. Then search Windows Memory Diagnostic through start menu and click the first option to solve problems if it contains.
And also launch Windows Update Troubleshoot for Windows update error...
I wish it might help for this problem.....
- Michael PekarikCopper Contributor
I've done all that and still cannot install updates. I'm getting a little tired of the updates not installing. I have to go through this every time now and MS is no help.
- Dominic BocanegraCopper Contributor
UPDATE: Dont know how but it took 2 days for my Pro 4 to install the update...
- Aaron WeddleCopper Contributor
Last failed install attempt on 5/14/2018 - 0x8024200d for me
- Shoffiulla DipuCopper ContributorMy Problem is
Windows 10 Insider Preview 17666.1000 (rs_prerelease) - Error 0x80070002