Update problem wauserv eating 50% cpu can't change updates settings

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       #21

    Okay,
    Can you verify if you have KB3112343 installed.
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       #22

    ThrashZone said:
    Okay,
    Can you verify if you have KB3112343 installed.
    Nope.

    See below a list of the few updates I got since I upgraded to Windows 7.
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       #23

    Okay I would I guess uninstall this one if you have it,
    https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3138612

    Then install this one
    https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/down....aspx?id=50031
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       #24

    johnny20 said:
    Thank you, will that allow to change settings in win updates? Why do you think it is saying some settings can only be changed by admin since I am the admin already?
    Those settings are nothing to do with you being "admin" - they are Group Policy Settings that take precedence.

    If you want to delete those keys - export them first so that you've got backup in case it doesn't work as expected. Right click each key and export.

    johnny20 said:
    What is with the wuauserv taking up 50 percent of my CPU? Will deleting as instructed above help solve this?
    Deleting those keys will not solve the high RAM usage problem. That's down to read/ write issues with datastore.edb and also possible problems with a faulty WUC. There may also be problem updates in your software distribution download folder.
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       #25

    I deleted the datastore edb and now updates show up!!
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       #26

    Okay forget what I have posted. It's a fresh install right?


    KB 2990214 - Apr 2015 - WUC: enables ability to upgrade to Win10

    KB 2990214 is a known to cause problems after installing SP1

    ThrashZone should be able to help you with that.
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       #27

    johnny20 said:
    I deleted the datastore edb and now updates show up!!
    Why did you do that? Well anyway I suppose that you can download updates but it's likely you will have further problems. Maybe you'll get lucky.
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       #28

    Not really I would of used media with sp1 already on it :)
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  9. Posts : 92
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       #29

    I don't know but wuauserve is now silent.

    Old edb was over 1gb, now I see a new edb is in place at 0.2 gb.

    I am not usually lucky so it won't last long.
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  10. Posts : 92
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       #30

    Deleting the registry subkeys you mentioned removed the silly admin option. I am now in full control. Thank you so much.

    Now let's see what the edb deleting did.
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