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NEED HELP With Automatic Updates
So last night I turned off my computer at 9pm and it went to install updates, since then its been stuck at "installing 5 out of 20 updates" for 13 HOURS and hasnt moved a single update forward. I was wondering if I should just disconnect power to my computer as I do not want to wait for 72 hours to figure out thats it's not installing anything but stuck on a single update. Thanks for your guys help.
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First off you should have Windows update set to check for updates, but let you decide to download and install them.
I would just restart the PC, what else can ya do :huh:
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Oh okay so if I just turned off the power strip to the computer then it should allow me to start it back up and the system won't be corrupt
Computer type PC/Desktop Computer Manufacturer/Model Number Custom Build OS Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit CPU intel core i7 3770 Motherboard Asus Sabertooth Z77 Memory 8 Gb DDR3 Ram Graphics Card(s) Nvidia GTX 960 with 4 gb dedicated memory Hard Drives 1 Terabyte Harddrive Antivirus Avast Browser Google Chrome
There`s no guarantee there, but like I said, what else can ya do ??
I would hold the power button down until the PC shuts off, don`t do it with the power strip.
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