KB 3197868 Rool Up

Layback Bear · 09 Nov 2016

Last months roll up would not install so I just hid it.

For sure I need some help.

This months also will not install (KB 3197868).
Tried many things still no good.
SFC /SCANNOW finds NO problems.
I did find this using Reliabilty Monitor.

Installation Failure: Windows failed to install the following update with error 0x8007054f: November, 2016 Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems ( (KB3197868).

When I reboot I get.

Failure to configure Windows Updates, Reverting Changes.
Waiting for completing of reboot.
Check for updates many times and it will fail to install.

torchwood · 09 Nov 2016

Hi LBB,
as thats the roll-up, it covers a lot of a myriad of progs/features any of which might be corrupt

, therfore stopping the update.
Need to see the CBSlog, and todays WindowsUpdatelog.

Roy

Layback Bear · 09 Nov 2016

Thanks for the quick reply.

I have done so many things I will see if I can find the logs.

Layback Bear · 09 Nov 2016

Well I found the CBS Log and have it zipped and on my desktop. I don't know how to get it in my post so you can open it. I need a little guidance.

The picture in post #1 picture is all the updates for today except MSE updates.

torchwood · 09 Nov 2016

Just attach it like any other file.

Roy

torchwood · 09 Nov 2016

OH silly me i'tll probobly be to big to upload. send it to your file sharing site post the link.

Roy

torchwood · 09 Nov 2016

Hi LBB,
to make life easier.
open the log on your destop
right click >> select file >> select find >> error then copy/paste the lines, same for warning.

Roy

torchwood · 10 Nov 2016

Hi LBB,
the logs are only showing info lines, no errors/warning.
can i see the windowsupdatelog (c>windows>windowsupdate)
can you also run this (SURT equivalent) copy/paste the output.

http://www.sysnative.com/niemiro/apps/SFCFix.exe
Roy

NoN · 10 Nov 2016

You can try the one (security updates only) listed from that member post#5 ignatzatsonic

pozmu · 10 Nov 2016

I had similar problem, but in my case SFC stated there were some problems and it managed to fix it. I run SFC once again and now it said it couldn't fix errors, hmmm, OK, I checked CBS.log and found no errors but I had some files in C:\Windows\winsxs\temp\PendingRenames which should be empty I suppose.

Then I found one weird trick to fix Windows Update

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Start > search for "Turn Windows features on or off" > Telnet client - turn it on (maybe turning off if you already have it will work too). It will ask for a restart, do this. Now magic will begin, it may take some time. After restart mentioned folder was empty and I was able to install KB 3197868 using Windows Update.
It has something to do with TrustedInstaller service which is invoked when adding Windows features.