Error 0x8007000d when installing Windows 11 Insider Preview Feature Update (26300.9032)
Hi everyone, I'm currently running into an issue while trying to update to Windows 11 Insider Preview Feature Update (26300.9032). The installation has failed multiple times. Initially, Windows Update failed with error code 0x8007000D. To troubleshoot, I tried the following: Stopped the Windows Update (wuauserv) and BITS services. Renamed the SoftwareDistribution folder to force Windows Update to download a fresh set of update files. Ran: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth sfc /scannow Restarted the system after the repairs completed. DISM /RestoreHealth completed successfully, and sfc /scannow reported that Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations. Despite these steps, Windows Update continues to fail. To rule out Windows Update itself, I also downloaded the Windows 11 Insider Preview Feature Update (26300.9032) packages from UUP Dump and created an ISO. I then attempted an in-place upgrade by running setup.exe from the generated ISO while keeping my files and apps. The installation started normally, but after rebooting and completing part of the upgrade process, Windows rolled back to my previous build (26300.8935). Panther logs indicate a migration failure, including error 0x8007042B, after the original Windows Update failures with 0x8007000D. Has anyone experienced a similar issue or found a workaround? Any advice, troubleshooting steps, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.😄 Thank you!
Windows Update fails with “Something went wrong – Undoing changes” unless installed via ISO
Hi everyone, I'm facing a strange issue with Windows Update on my laptop and I wanted to know if anyone else experienced something similar. Problem: When I install updates through Windows Update, the update downloads normally and during restart it goes up to 100%, but then I get the message: Something went wrong. Undoing changes. After that, Windows rolls back the update. Observation: Interestingly, updates that start directly from the “You're there” stage sometimes install correctly. Policy change I made: Previously Windows would automatically download and install updates and frequently ask for restarts. Because of that behavior, I changed the policy to manual download and install so updates would not start installing automatically. Thermal precaution I tried: Since my laptop has a faulty CPU fan, I also limited the maximum CPU state to 99% in Power Options to prevent aggressive turbo boosting and reduce potential thermal throttling during the update process. Another important observation: If I install the same update using a Windows ISO (in-place upgrade / repair install), the update installs successfully and does not fail at 100%. Possible hardware issue: My laptop currently has: A broken battery A faulty CPU fan So I'm wondering if the update process might be failing due to power or thermal issues during the installation phase. System info: OS: Windows 11 Pro Insider Preview Channel: Release Preview Current build: 26200.7840 Update that fails: KB5077241 (Build 26200.7922) Questions: Can hardware issues like a damaged battery or faulty CPU fan cause Windows Update installation failures? Why would updates succeed when installing from an ISO but fail through Windows Update? Which logs should I check to identify the exact cause? (CBS.log, WindowsUpdate.log, etc.) Any suggestions, troubleshooting steps, or similar experiences would be appreciated. Thanks!
