If the troubleshooter did find and fix important issues, you should now try your update process again. When finished, the troubleshooter will give you a list of any problems found and fixed, at which point you can select Close to end the process. Since you are trying to fix your update, it’s a good idea always to choose the Apply option here. If it finds any issues - and it will look for everything from missing updates to corrupted files - then it will notify you and ask if you want to Apply This Fix or Skip This Fix. Step 4: A new troubleshooter window will now open as Windows 10 scans for any problems. Select it to start the troubleshooter and see how it can help automatically. Step 3: A new button should now appear that says Run the Troubleshooter. In the first section, called Get Up and Running, you should see an option for Windows Update. Step 2: A new troubleshooting window will open. Select the Troubleshoot Settings option that awaits in System Settings. Step 1: Head to your search box and type in Troubleshoot. It doesn’t always find a solution, but it’s an excellent place to start. If the problem isn’t apparent and you aren’t sure what to do next, try running this troubleshooter.
Windows 10 includes a troubleshooter that can automatically detect and try to fix problems with updates and patches.
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