HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate\Setup\Results\SelfUpdate
I did some researches with the keywords “Reboot” and “Pending” in that registry editor, but I found nothing. RebootRequired or RebootWatch for instance.
Didn’t find anything, there is no key in HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate\AutoUpdate\ which is associated. Look for the key which is the origin of the reboot in Restart the Windows Update service with the commandĬ:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution into SoftwareDistributionOld to force Windows Update to create a new one.Ĭ:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore and C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download. Reboot the server and look for new updates in Windows Here is what I tried to solve that issue : NET Framework to reinstall it (this is one thing I haven’t tried yet and I keep in mind), Windows Update will still be blocked on that reboot to apply modifications. That’s highly probable this is why there’s an issue, but now the problem is to find out how to remove those “wrong” updates, and/or to tell Windows Update there is no need to reboot because nothing was installed. NET Framework version 4.0.x installed, not 3.5.x, and we can see that Windows Update have already successfully applied the Security Update for Microsoft. I tried to install them automatically first and then manually, but nothing works: the installation of the updates fails and still, Windows Update asks me to reboot the server to apply those modifications. NET framework 3.5.1 on Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 for 圆4-based Systems” (yes, they both have the exactly NET Framework (and these are the only ones failing): “Security Update for. To be more specific, there are two updates concerning the. But, since I did that, Windows Update keepsĪsking for a reboot to install updates which, actually, failed to be apply ! I can do that reboot again and again, when I ask Windows Update to search for new updates afterwards, it’ll ask for another reboot. When Windows Update detected some new updates, I installed them and then rebooted the server (everything’s fine up here). It happens on a server on which is installed Windows Server 2008 R2. Before starting, I have to specify that English isn't my native language, so forgive me for the several mistakes you'll see. I’m looking for answers for an issue concerning Windows Update.
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