Issues installing KB4499184 in a corporate environment.


  1. Kizza
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    Issues installing KB4499184 in a corporate environment.


    Hi guys, so just to give a quick background, this issue did actually start happening in March on a number of pc's. Since the May update has come out we have now noticed a lot of machines failing this update.


    A number of pc's that I've looked at they have the generic error of 80004005, a couple of machines however did have specific error codes 80070020 & 80070308. I then ran a script to reset windows updates, tried to install again and on both machines the error changed to the generic 80004005.

    Here's a few things I have tried so far
    SURT - no errors, removed group policies, repaired Microsoft programs (office, framework, visual c++)
    Reset Windows updates, removed servicing stack update,
    We have 2 different brands of machines so don't think it's a specific driver

    I'll attach a zip file that has all 3 logs in it. CBS, checkSUR & windows update
    Hopefully someone can find something that I'm missing. This is becoming quite an issue and I can't figure out why.

    Thanks in advance
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    Hoping Snick can save me as he seems to be the man ��
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