Recent content by w4r5ggert

I know this is ridiculously long update since this post (I hate that too), but the fix for me was keeping the service: "App Readiness" as manual. I used to always disable that service, and doing so caused the update not to go through. Other services important to leave alone are: -App Readiness...

I checked the CBS.log for the very first time to check errors regarding this issue and did a little bit more research; discovering that it was the App Readiness service I had set to Disabled that shouldn't have been. Setting it back to Manual/Default fixed it. All updates/Cumulative update are...

And what is the real problem. It sits there on a clean, completely wiped/formatted PC with nothing installed but just Windows Updates only. There isn't rubbish on this PC but a "freshly" installed Windows 11. And that error STILL happened. Keep in mind this PC has nothing on it. It's literally...

That's exactly what I did following the last thread. where else would I have gotten an official iso from? Of course through Microsoft. Having this problem with a completely clean installation of Windows 11 shows that I can't be bothered to trust it anymore. I don't have time to reinstall Windows...

It's gone now after I did system restore.

Lucky I had already had a system restore point. Only one too — earlier today at 12 pm when I installed Maya. that was the only system restore point present, because as I said, it was already a clean install. that got me back before the Windows automatically installed that update listed in the...

i JSUT DID A CLEAN INSTALL AND DIDN'T NOTHING WITH ANY CUSOTOMZIING!! it was just a fresh clean isntall with my adobe software, and steam installed. windows checked for updates did some cumitplve isndier update instaleld it and faield it and now all this rubbish is happening! clean install ->...

i cant even do anythign with this message no going away!

i dont know and ive got another issue that just happened . i dont what's goin gon anymore with this os and windows update

after doing a clean install of windows 11 as seen in this thread here windows tried isntallting a update which once again gave the something didn't go as planned. no need to worry-undoing changes. error. after coming back into windows, the start menu isn't working anymore giving this message...

following my clean installation of windows 11, i see this folder in the registry. Googling it brings up no results anybody know what this is and if its safe to delete?

Already fixed it.

Done. All drivers installed, and update to date. All software back—(had to manually reinstall DirectX runtimes and redistributables but went relatively fast) Windows Update up-to-date + all optional updates (driver specific (Intel etc.) Thanks to everyone who helped me through this process.