Thanks! Something might be blocking the installation, or there could be corrupted files that cannot be repaired. Perform a clean boot and try updating again to check if a driver or third-party program is causing the issue.
- Press CTRL + R > Type ''msconfig'' (without quotes) > Click on the ''Services'' tab.
- Check the ''Hide all Microsoft services'' option > Click on ''Disable All'' > ''OK''.
WARNING: Re-enable these services after the tests are complete, otherwise some programs will not work.
- Press CTRL + SHIFT + ESC to open the Task Manager > Click on the "Startup" tab > Disable all programs (Right-click on the program > Disable).
- Restart the computer > See if the problem reappears.
- If the problem is resolved, it means that a third-party program or service is causing the problem.
NOTE: This procedure is not a solution, just a test. It disables all third-party services and programs. If the problem is solved later, enable the programs and services that will start with Windows again.
- Remember, some programs and services may not work properly.