Configuring windows updates 100 complete stuck
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On choose an option screen, click Troubleshoot. In this a new reinstall of Windows? After rebooting the computer, Windows will try to revert the changes it made earlier. You may have to before you can post: click the register link above to proceed.
On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click Multi-string Value. But sometimes it gets stuck and as you can see can sit there indefinitely. In short, you will be stuck on the Windows update Screen and you will see one of the following messages persist for a long time: Working on updates 100% complete Don't turn off your computer Preparing to configure Windows. Refer this article: How do I reset Windows Update components?
In the past I've just restarted the system at this point and it eventually finishes updating. I received an update and it's stuck there and I believe it wont finish itself. So far, so good after about an hour. The computer died and gave me a semi-heart attack. Put your windows dvd in the drive, start the pc Boot windows from the dvd, select system restore and restore to an earlier point. Anytime you do a upgrade, you need to back up the files on the computer, so that you do not lose files. Now after the update only 'temporary files' contains 700 mb again when I look in the utility. First, I restarted in safe mode by pressing F8 repeatedly while rebooting. Kind of a hassle installing and re-installing but it works every time.
Windows Server 2012 stuck at Windows features 100% complete. Do not turn off your - I tried to boot to Safe Mode, Safe Mode with Network, or Safe Mode with Command Prompt. After solving your problem, please mark it as solved by clicking 'flair' and confirming the 'solved' tag.
I had to do a hard shutdown and get the logon windows back. How can I get to the background of the screen to see what hanging up. Is there a way to work around without hard shutdown. Thang Mo Hi, Firstly I recommend you run Windows Update Troubleshooter. If the issue persists, try using System Update Readiness Tool, the System Update Readiness Tool can help fix problems that might prevent Windows updates and service packs from installing. What is the System Update Readiness Tool. Please upload the log to SkyDrive and post a link here. Hope this helps, Ada Liu TechNet Community Support Hi, Sorry to mention that it may impossible to do that in Windows 7. I have tried the power off and re-boot option, allowing windows to restart normally and in safe mode, in both cases, the update cycle resumes, and does not complete. So if I cannot get into Windows, and cannot get past this screwed up update, how do I boot my machine. I'm not just being a jerk. There's a bug in Windows 7 updating where it does not flag the completion for some updates. And therefore it hangs at 100%. Literally let it sit there. Every 10 minutes or so, press Ctrl Alt Del. Eventually, you will get the login screen with the prompt for the password per usual. So if you can't wait every 10 minutes, walk away, come back in an hour and give the C-A-D a try. If you go two hours with nothing, something else is drastically wrong and you'll have to do some other research or trial and errors. Just wanna say on a decent system with win7 on ssd I just waited 1h while it was saying 100% complete, then it said 'cleaning up' in my native language and normally turned off even though I had pressed 'restart' before the update started. Now after the update only 'temporary files' contains 700 mb again when I look in the utility. Given the last 2 posts I hope this may be of configuring windows updates 100 complete stuck to some.
