00:00Peace be upon you. The solution to this update problem, specifically error 0x8070003, is usually the error code.
00:09However, this error can be generalized to many other errors, especially those related to updates.
00:15Even if the mistake is different, this explanation will still be helpful to you.
00:19Note that the update we want to install is KIP 5124010
00:25Remember this update well; it has a problem and cannot be installed now.
00:29No matter how many times I pressed Retry and Retry, this update would not install.
00:33This update is important for his computer.
00:36So, the solution, notice, will lead to this site. I will leave the link in the blog below.
00:42Then from the blog you will enter this and it will redirect you to this site
00:46They pressed download, then downloaded again.
00:49This tool is very simple, its size is negligible, and it will download in a second or two.
00:55It was compressed using a program like WinRAR or a similar tool.
00:59The human being will not need it, as you can see.
01:02The tool that is in blue will enter
01:04Double-click on it and you must run it as a system administrator.
01:08The first thing it will ask you to do is choose a language. Press the number 0 to choose English. Arabic is not available.
01:15So here we type 0 on the keyboard and press Enter
01:20It will tell you that you must run this tool as a system administrator.
01:24So close the tool and then press it again.
01:27Then run as administrator or run as system administrator.
01:30Yes, then press the letter y on the keyboard.
01:36Then write the number 2 here as you can see.
01:43Then press Enter. This will disable Windows settings and then restart them.
01:50It will delete the stuck files in
01:53The old software distribution folder is responsible for saving Windows settings and configurations.
01:59It will recreate a receipt for all selections and every Windows update on your computer.
02:09After it finishes, it will tell you that the process was successful. You will then go back to Windows Update.
02:13Then you will find that this error is still there. All you have to do is
02:17Then click on Retry or restart your computer, and then click on Check for Update again.
02:22So press Retry. Notice what will happen: just speed up the video because the selections take some time.
02:29Now, instead of "retry," I see "download and install." Notice how "download and install" now appears.
02:35So click on download and install from here to see what happens. We wait until the installation is complete.
02:41The selection process has now begun. Notice four percent. So now the selection process has started. We will see if it will be completed.
02:52It's installed, so it's downloaded now. It needs to be restarted. Note that this means the same setting it had before.
02:58problem
02:59So I will click here on restart now and restart the computer, then we will come back to see if the problem with this setting has been solved.
03:05Installed successfully, then restart
03:07So we're back again. We'll go back to the Start menu and then to Settings.
03:14Next, we'll go to Windows Update, and this time we'll go to the update history. This is where the date settings are located.
03:23It's the Kibi, notice
03:24And five, one, two, four, one trip—that's the trip I had a problem with, and it's not installed now. Notice it's done.
03:31Install it
03:32Successfully installed. So, as I said, this method was a way to solve other problems related to specifics, but it doesn't mean...
03:42It requires no intervention from you; it will simply operate.
03:45The tool solves the problem for you. I hope this video was helpful. Until next time, God willing.
