How to Get Rid of Common Windows Update Errors

Windows update error is a very common computer problem for windows OS users. But there are many different kinds of windows update errors, which are represented by different error codes. You don’t need to worry about the problem if your PC gives an update error. This article will tell you how to deal with the common windows update errors with common methods.

 

Solution one: Use a windows auto fix tool to get rid of the problem. Maybe you have heard a few this kind of software, but not all of them will do an excellent work. Smartpcfixer is a famous windows update tool that will repair your windows errors quickly without doing any further damage to your system. You can get it here: www.smartpcfixer.com/

 

 

Solution two: If above tool failed to fix the problem for you. You can fix the errors manually by yourself. But you must have a basic knowledge of computer operation. Following steps will give you an instruction on how to fix windows update errors manually:

 

• 1. Open Administrative Tools by clicking the Start button, and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type administrative tools, and then click Administrative Tools.
• 2. Double-click Services.  If you’re prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
• 3. In the Services dialog box, click Background Intelligent Transfer Service (you might need to scroll to find it; the entries are in alphabetical order).
• 4. Note the status of the selection (the status appears in the third column). If it showsStopped, right-click Background Intelligent Transfer Service, and then click Start.
• 5. In the Services dialog box, click Windows Update (you might need to scroll to find it; the entries are in alphabetical order).
• 6. Note the status of the selection (the status appears in the third column). If it shows Stopped, right-click Windows Update, and then click Start.
• 7. In the Services dialog box, click Workstation (you might need to scroll to find it; the entries are in alphabetical order).
• 8. Note the status of the selection (the status appears in the third column). If it showsStopped, right-click Workstation, and then click Start.
• 9. Close the Services dialog box, and then run Windows updates again.

 

Maybe the solution is a little longer, but it will help. Just follow the steps one by one;, and it will give you a big surprise. If you don’t want to do this by yourself, try Smartpcfixer, which always does a good job and gets a good remark among users.