Corrupted or damaged system files can cause the update window to fail. Running the Deployment Image Servicing and Management DISM tool and the System File Checker SFC tool can repair these files and potentially resolve the issue.
Step 1: Open the Start menu and type Terminal. Right-click on the Terminal app from the search results and select Run as administrator.
Step 2: If the User Account Control UAC prompts you to use administrator rights, click Yes.
Step 3: In the Terminal window, type or paste the following panama telegram data command and press Enter to run the DISM tool:
DISM Online Cleanup-Image RestoreHealth
The DISM process may take some time and may hang, but this is normal. Wait patiently until it completes.
Step 4: Once DISM is finished, run an SFC scan by typing or pasting the following command and pressing Enter:
SFC scannow
Step 5: Once the SFC scan is complete, restart your computer. Step 6: After restarting, try updating Windows again to see if the issue persists.
Method 3: Update using command line
If the standard update process doesn't work, you can try updating your PC via the command line. This method bypasses the graphical interface and can solve problems caused by an incorrect system file call.