Windows 10 Update Error (0x8024500c)

[nebzmad1]

There were some problems installing updates, but we'll try again later. If you keep seeing this and want to search the web or contact support for information, this may help: (0x8024500c). This is driving me crazy I spend a good 6 hours last night and many hours today and it's still not working the way it's supposed to from my understanding.

 

[GAnthony]

There were some problems installing updates, but we'll try again later. If you keep seeing this and want to search the web or contact support for information, this may help: (0x8024500c). This is driving me crazy I spend a good 6 hours last night and many hours today and it's still not working the way it's supposed to from my understanding.

when did you download the updates?

the holiday season, can be especially troublesome, as many people get new computers, laptops, etc, and everyone seemingly is downloading at the same time.

best to get your updates at least a week after the new year holiday.

 

[quillcom]

This is driving me crazy

What things did you try to fix this prob?

Can you describe your set-up?

Did you try to manually install the updates.?

Are you getting a partial install?

Have you tried it using a faster wifi?

 

[389 Hood]

Win10 self-updates unless you turn off the update settings. You won't know it happened until nothing works right. I use 8.1 and I'm not giving it up until I can't resurrect it anymore. I said that about 7 and I sure miss it.

 

[quillcom]

Win10 self-updates unless you turn off

Yes.

We have discussed this here ad naseuam, take a gander a page or two back.

8.1 ! Well if it ain't broke, don't fix it I guess
is your mentality there.

Yes I still have a Windows 7 system that gives me no probs.

And I just keep a small prog to keep 10 from auto updating until I want an update. Works like a charm.

Btw

 

[Sinister]

This was a spammer from Bangladesh I think.

I banned it the other day.

 

[389 Hood]

Hey...just tryin' ta help.

Yes.

We have discussed this here ad naseuam, take a gander a page or two back.

8.1 ! Well if it ain't broke, don't fix it I guess
is your mentality there.

Yes I still have a Windows 7 system that gives me no probs.

And I just keep a small prog to keep 10 from auto updating until I want an update. Works like a charm.

Btw

Pardon me, sir. Not paying attention to this board for just one day can put you a week behind.

I like 8.1. You don't. Who cares? Use what works for your applications.

For the most part, a person buys a computer of some sorts and turns it on, installs the apps that they like and uses the system mostly for the Internet. Many have no clue how to set a new box up, so they just accept what Microsloth sends them and works around it if need be.

 

[quillcom]

Hey...just tryin' ta help

Ty

Me too.

Just thought you may want to check it out was not meant for any other intention.

Actually I have never ever used 8 can't say I like it or dislike it.

 

[Duck]

And yeah, technology can be quite frustrating at times, especially when updates don't go smoothly.

If you encountered this issue three years ago, there might have been specific solutions or updates released by Microsoft in the intervening time. It's always a good idea to keep your operating system up to date to avoid such problems.

Are you a bot?

 

[389 Hood]

I was going to ask...Hey @Mike , is this another test-bot?
The word 'yeah' gave it away to a degree.

 

[Electric Chicken]

With much trepidation I finally let my 10 laptop update to 11.

Fortunately it went well, but the new interface sucks the way all new interfaces suck.

 

[BlackBart]

Are you a bot?

What are you doing, Duck?

This is highly irregular...

 

[389 Hood]

It should be....read what he ate for dinner!

 

[Mike]

I was going to ask...Hey @Mike , is this another test-bot?
The word 'yeah' gave it away to a degree.

Nope