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Sammy815
Dec 14, 2021Brass Contributor
Windows update error 0x80070643 for Windows 11 Pro
I'm having issues in using windows update as I'm getting error for 2021-10 .NET 5.0.11 Security Update for Windows 11 for x64 Client (KB5007051) and 2021-10 .NET Core 3.1.20 Update for Windows 11 for x64 Client (KB5007050). I've tried to reset the windows update, I've run DISM and SFC and nothing seems to fix it.
Can someone help me please?
Aditya2245 I checked the windows update today and the [corrupt] updates are replaced with new ones and it has installed all updates successfully. 🙂
Sam
- Axel6470Copper Contributor
The error is still there for me.
I already have tried many solutions, reinstall .NET, manual update, command SFC and others, Visual Studio...
Finally, I reinstall the system. When I was on a virgin system, windows update worked, then 1 or 2 days after the error comes back.
I only installed few things, some drivers, Flyelise (SimPitWarp + Bonjour), NVIDIA stuffs, Steam, Target (Thrustmaster)
Those software didn't create issues on another computer with Windows 10.
Any ideas ?
Thanks
- Michael LearyCopper Contributor
Sammy815 With VS 2022 previously installed and then running VS Installer, WUS still produces Error 0x80070643 for 2021-11 .NET Core Update for x64 Client (KB5007885). I also tried running the package from the catalog, https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/home.aspx and all items will NOT download (red x) so still nada.
- stempnakowskiCopper ContributorI continue to have this problem. I have Visual Studio 2022 installed and up to date. In the past, removing previous versions of .Net worked for me. This time, it starts to install, gets to 33%, and then fails. This is the second time in a row I have had problems with .Net updates. Having come from the Unix and Mac sys admin world, it seems to me that these packages don't adequately check for dependencies or installed versions? Maybe my issue will be resolved next week on Patch Tuesday. Fingers crossed.
- Al3xI98OCopper ContributorThe error is back! Unbelievable!
- Michael LearyCopper Contributor
Al3xI98O Seems to have disappeared after Win 11 pro 1-11-2022 WUS round of updates and restarts.
No error present now.
- madushansCopper ContributorIf you have VS 2022 (or 2019?), run the Visual Studio Installer and install any pending updates.
This update then disappears, I think due to the VS update applying it anyway.- chamillikawiCopper ContributorConfirmed!
Updating through VS Installer solves the issue.
Thanks dude.- Aditya2245Copper Contributor
- Philippe67Copper ContributorDo you have visual studio installed on your pc ?
i had the same problem , after updating Visualstudio the problem was resolved- Aditya2245Copper Contributorthank you so much for the help offered but my problem got resolved after i installed te other updates that were pending for download and install. thanks everybody for all the help offered here .
regards
Aditya
- SquidVBCopper ContributorHi everyone, this morning I found a couple of updates, including the cumulative windows 11 update (KB5008215).
Magically the error on KB5007051 disappeared but on restarting the cumulative update installation error message appeared.
reinstall it, restart same error .....- JohnBloggsmentionsCopper ContributorYes this solves my problem I had visual studio now updated windows update is oke to install thx.
- Shivan1Copper ContributorUsing the Visual Studio 2022 Installer to update will also fix it. (after updating with Visual Studio installer, Windows update won't show any missing update)
- SvetoslavEnkovCopper ContributorMine was too. I suspect the Visual studio update have yet update to newer version this thing and so the update failing... Just had to use WSU hide update tool... And today 5.0.13 goes fine, but the 6.0.1 same thing again... Very disturbing...
This is just because the PC yet have newer version and update fails... - Al3xI98OCopper ContributorYes, now it's ok!
- setapongCopper ContributorI downloaded .NET 6.0.1 SDK installer from this link (https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/6.0/6.0.1/6.0.1.md) and installed it. It's fixed.
- edudebolivarCopper ContributorThank you. we had the same problem. downloaded the installer and ran it successfully!
- AlcirDaluzCopper ContributorI've tried and it worked, thank you.
- Chris BernardCopper ContributorIt was interesting that I needed to install the SDK installer to fix it, I had tried both the desktop runtime and runtime installer before I came across your post.
Thanks for the heads up.