Windows 10, version 1709 download stuck at 84%

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Contact us. Close Menu. We've noticed the post has been inactive for more than 48 hours now. May we ask if you still need assistance regarding your concern? If the steps or procedure given to you resolved your issue, we encourage you to inform the Community by marking the post as an answer or by clicking on Helpful. This is not due to the model or compatibility. It seems like the update is really stuck due to a some kind of a bug. Can you bring here build engineer or kernel engineer?

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I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. When a window asking to install updates appears, click Update Now. In the search taskbar, type in Troubleshoot and hit Enter. In the menu, navigate to Windows Update and then click Run the Troubleshooter.

Wait until the command gets processed and repair is done. A prompt will appear indicating that the corruption in-store components have been repaired. Close the window and restart the PC. Find Windows Update Service and double click to open Properties. Set Startup type to Disabled and select OK.

Restart PC. There are times when the antivirus software blocks the installation of new updates. As per the software's method, disable the antivirus, and observe if the issue persists. Wait for the update to complete.

If an update is published in the Windows Update service, updates will be downloaded and installed automatically. To update drivers manually, open Device Manager, and expand on the drive you wish to update. Right-click on the drive and choose Update Driver. Choose Search automatically for updated driver software. Otherwise, click Browse my computer for driver software if you have the driver installed on your PC.

Choose Windows Update and then click the Check for updates.