Several Windows Update Fails - KB4493132 and KB4512506 with 80092004

Hi ZaphodB,

ZaphodB said:

UPDATE: Successful!

The previous updates which (repeatedly) failed were:

KB 4512514
KB 947821
KB 4493132
KB 4512506

and after installing KB 4490628 (see my post #28 above, this thread)

KB 4493132
KB 4512506
and
KB 4512514

installed without any problems after I installed KB4490628 (KB4474419 was already installed) apart from getting the "0KB total, 0% complete" message for a long time - the updates eventually installed).

Happy to mark this now as 'Solved'.

Thanks for sharing the solution.

Paul Black said:

Hi ZaphodB,

Thanks for sharing the solution.

No problem. After all, that's the purpose of this forum isn't it?

Glad to be able to 'give' for a change

Zaph

ZaphodB said:

No problem. After all, that's the purpose of this forum isn't it?

Glad to be able to 'give' for a change

Lautrec said:

Thank you! This solution worked for me.

erpster4 said:

do NOT install the KB4493132 update!

If you do not want those "end of support" notifications on your Windows 7 system, block/hide the KB4493132 update from WU.

now Microsoft plans to issue those "end of support" notifications to Windows 7 Professional as noted here.

and these recent articles:
Windows 7 Pro users receiving notification about support end | Born's Tech and Windows World
Microsoft to start nagging Windows 7 Pro users about January 2020 end of support deadline | ZDNet

Why is everyone so paranoid about upgrading to Windows 10?

Snick said:

Why is everyone so paranoid about upgrading to Windows 10?

I resemble that!
Actually, I suspect some have computers that would not 100% get along with Windows 10 hardware-wise, driver-wise. Some software may not run well on W10 - I'm only guessing here. I think many just personally want only Windows 7.