Keep offering the same updates

Hello.

I've been using Windows 7 for 4 years now so I assume there is no need to update 50 or more files.

When I shut down, my laptop begins updating. First, it was 51 files and it went extremely slow. Think it took about 4-5 hours. I checked windows update, and it still offered me 68 updates. So I shut down to update those 68 files. Again it took me forever to update and shut down ("shut down ..." message).

When I turn it on or restart, it takes some minutes too ("configuring" message).

After the update, I checked windows update, and there was no updates offered right after I turned on the laptop. But after few minutes, it offered 4, and now it's 15. The number of updates offered increases even though I ran updates several times.

I attached some images here.

I think the ones that repeat updates are the same files, but they have different KB#? I panic at these kind of troubles. Please help.

That's what I thought so I let it update itself. But how many times do I have to update? And it takes unusually too long to update, shut down and start. Also it keep offers updates even though I updated several times.

On update history, failed updates were:

Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (NO KB#) -Date Installed 12/23/2014
Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2952664) -Date Installed 12/23/2014

Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2871997) Date Installed 12/22/2014

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And offered updates are multiple files of the same file name with different KB #s & Sizes

Thank you, NoelDP

I am trying to remove CBSPersist cab files, but what if one CBSPersist cab file is more than 8MB? I have one that's 8.23MB and other two 20MB. How should I upload it to this post?

I attached files. For CBS files I only left first part of it. (Should I remove all the CBS files on my CBS folder?)

I don't know where to get Windows Update Error Codes. Is that the one on the "review your update history"?

I'm a computer illiterate, so please bear with me if I ask dumb questions.

Thank you so much!

Dear NoelDP

I wanted to ask if you'd help me with my problem? I am still having this problem, and I would be really really appricated if you could help me. Thank you in advance

Thank you for your response. :)

I ran Fix It and installed 1 update after the notice popped up.

To make sure, I ran Fix It for two more times and I get the same message each time I ran Fix It.

Troubleshooting has completed

Problems found

Service registration is missing or corrupt - Fixed
Problems installing recent updates - Fixed

My question is,

If it's really fixed as the message shows, I shouldn't get the same Problems Found when I run Fix It again?

And I did not receive any errors listed in the Symptoms section. Would Fix It fix my problem when I don't have any "symptoms"?

I will have to restart my computer to check if the fix is really applied to my computer, but I just wanted to make sure before I restart because it will take forever to shutdown and restart if the problem still exists. Plus my computer often fails to connect to the wireless network, so in that case I will have to restart numerous times--taking too much time...