You can find the download links at the end of the article - make sure you get the version working on your PC. Some of our readers have explained that manually downloading and installing the patch could actually help because, this way, some steps that might be causing trouble are skipped. Because on the Home SKU automatic update installs are turned on by default, the KB3124200 attempts to re-install at the next reboot, so basically, computers running this OS version are pushed into an infinite reboot loop that has no resolution. Undoing changes.”Īfter undoing these changes, the computer reboots to the desktop once again, but in the case of Windows 10 Home PCs, it’s getting worse.
As we reported to you not a long time ago, the latest cumulative update released by Microsoft for Windows 10 is experiencing some issues on a number of PCs, and users aren’t allowed to install it.ĭetails are very vague right now on what exactly is happening that causes the install of KB3124200 to fail every time on these PCs, but we’re getting messages from our readers pointing to a possible fix that might actually get a Windows 10 computer fully up to date.įirst and foremost, let’s see how the install fails.Īccording to complaints posted during the weekend, the KB3124200 install fails without a clear error message, and the only thing users are seeing is this text: “We are unable to complete the update.
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