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KB3102810 fixed it, kudos to the poster. After installing that update and restarting windows update instantly started downloading updates. It will still say it is searching for updates, but if you navigate to your C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download folder you will begin to see it filling up with those glorious update files
Download Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB3102810) from Official Microsoft Download Center Those links will function within IE8 (which is what you might have with a fresh install or factory reset).
The Svchost.exe process occupies 100 percent of CPU usage when you upgrade a Windows Update client to Windows 10. Being an Optional update, if your paranoid about spyware, hide the update until more info is available. If I didn't sent you the list I have, and the Batch file to remove them here you go: KB2506928 KB2545698 KB2592687 KB2660075 ...
I have windows 7 pro 32 bit (I don't have SP1 yet) My updates are set to automatic. My computer, on restart, was busy installing updates. The updates have taken more than 12 hours and is still not complete. How can I stop the update from trying to install if I can't fix the problem.
I have a Toshiba T235D-S1340 running Windows 7 Home Premium version 6.1.7601 SP1 Build 7601 currently on my bench, trying to work out extreme slow-downs for a friend. While I have seemed to have solve
This thread really helped me. I had a laptop with Win7pro SP1, that I had not updated since 2014. I had tried Windows update and ran it for about an hour before giving up and finding this thread. This is what I had done to resolve it. Install KB3102810, it just showed the checking windows message for 30min before I gave up on it.
That is Microsoft once again inflicting it's weight on Win 7 users. Win 8 won't be far behind. I'm seeing posts where people have had to let Windows Update run 24 to 48 hours before it finally started downloading updates. Try this first: Installing and searching for updates is slow and high CPU usage occurs in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2
What I did from a fresh install of Windows 7 Professional 32-Bit were as follows: 1. After the fresh Windows 7 install, disable internet connection. 2. Change Windows Update settings to "Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them." 3. Enable internet connection. 4. Go to Windows Update and select "Check for updates ...
Do a clean install of Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-bit, then run the 817 MB size Simplix UpdatePack7R2 23.7.12 pack, then install the necessary device drivers. The operating system will be good to go and will be up to date to July 2023.
It did a restart and carried on installing Windows Update Loop Fix Update for Windows 7 (KB3172605) which was already installed Installation date: 24/09/2016 15:00 Update for Windows 7 (KB3102810) Installation date: 05/11/2015 03:25 Update for Windows 7 (KB3020369) Installation date: 01/05/2015 13:14