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I'm guessing this is W7.
Have a look at this page to start off with https://www.howtogeek.com/247380/how-to-fix-windows-update-when-it-gets-stuck/
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No. OP is correct. It is KB4038777 that's the update for September.
Sometimes Windows fails to install updates first time. Windows recognises when an update fails to install and will try again. Normally it's successful 2nd time around.
edited 17/09/17 - 06:56#5
I have just rechecked for up dates.
says I am up to date.
My up date history shows KB 4022405 is the latest update.No updates for September
I am on Windows 10
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#7
The latest update is KB 4022405

I'm just updating my spare laptop with the latest updates and got an error message for this one ..... 'unable to install' or something like that
I'm retrying it
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My new Dell 17.3 laptop did the same as well but worked on the second time.
edited 18/09/17 - 12:14#10
I completely failed to spot that I didn't specify W7 in my OP, so apologies for that. Tried running the Windows Update Troubleshooter as suggested but it had no effect. Had about four goes at this update now and it still won't install.
Looking at my update history shows several updates from earlier in the year (and several more older than that) which failed and were never installed and are listed as 'important', rather than 'optional', so I'm gonna go through the list and try downloading and installing everything I can find that's missing manually and see if that makes any difference.
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#12
Thanks-on checking those, the two servicing stack updates are already installed and when I checked the July 2016 rollup it said this update not applicable to your computer. Thanks for the sugestion though, I'll keep working on the problem.
edited 18/09/17 - 16:48#13
I'm also on W7, but didn't have an issue with the updates. Did the Malicious Removal Tool install OK?
I find on the odd occasion where an update fails first time is to leave it alone. Then usually within 24 hours W7 will inform me again the update is ready to be installed and then it works OK. You could run an 'sfc/ scannow' to check if your system is corrupt.
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Thanks-on checking those, the two servicing stack updates are already installed and when I checked the July 2016 rollup it said this update not applicable to your computer. Thanks for the sugestion though, I'll keep working on the problem.

I bought a new computer in March this year with Win 7 64bit Pro.
The manufacturing date of the computer was 2014 but it had never been used except to open the side panel in order to double the RAM to 8GB. So it hadn't been updated for a few years.
My pevious Win 7 machine caught the serching forever bug and that link I left cured it for me, but I've just thought that you didn't mention the constant looking for updates so maybe its an entirely different problem.
My new machine updated without problems and I haven't had any since. You can have a look through mine and see whats missing.
I haven't got the knack of posting in this new layout yet so ....
https://s26.postimg.org/d9wcjkw8p/Updates_1.png
https://s26.postimg.org/gkkpjgm61/Updates_2.png
https://s26.postimg.org/6bs8dmy49/updates_3.png
https://s26.postimg.org/60as0vho9/Updates_4.png
Another option that also worked for me but took longer was WSUS online .... http://download.wsusoffline.net/
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I'm also on W7, but didn't have an issue with the updates. Did the Malicious Removal Tool install OK?
I find on the odd occasion where an update fails first time is to leave it alone. Then usually within 24 hours W7 will inform me again the update is ready to be installed and then it works OK. You could run an 'sfc/ scannow' to check if your system is corrupt.

Ran the sfc which reported some damaged files which were unable to be repaired. I'll have a look at the log and see what to try next.
edited 27/09/17 - 04:10#16
I'm also on W7, but didn't have an issue with the updates. Did the Malicious Removal Tool install OK?
I find on the odd occasion where an update fails first time is to leave it alone. Then usually within 24 hours W7 will inform me again the update is ready to be installed and then it works OK. You could run an 'sfc/ scannow' to check if your system is corrupt.

Ran the sfc which reported some damaged files which were unable to be repaired. I'll have a look at the log and see what to try next.

Use/download System Update Readiness Tool to solve this problem. Or if you have a System Restore point that goes back a few months (unlikely) you could try that first to see if it's successful. If so, you'll need to run 'sfc /scannow' again to ensure corruption wasn't present then.

While we knew that Windows 10 won’t be having an RTM version, we also knew that Windows 10 build 10240, which Microsoft rolled out to Insiders a few weeks back, was the build that the company handed over to manufacturers to install on new computers, and it’s also the version of Windows 10 is now available for the general public.

Windows 10 Sept 12 Cumilative update will not install KB4038788 on Z70-80. Ok I download the manual Delta X64 patch which finished its install process (as does in Win Update as well). Goes to Getting Windows Ready blue screen with working symbol but no percentage ever appears and restarts. Sept 12 Cumilative update will not install. This update will be downloaded and installed automatically from Windows Update. To get the standalone package for this update, go to the Microsoft Update Catalog website. File information. For a list of the files that are provided in this update, download the file information for cumulative update 4038788.

However, the development is an ongoing process and to make sure everything works, the operating system needs to be updated, and today July 29th, Microsoft is releasing its day one patch for Windows 10 and it’s over 1GB on size!

The update is expected to resolve many reported issues on 10240.16405.150725-1815.th1, which is the build number users will be receiving starting today.

If you’re making the jump to Windows 10 today, the day one patch should download with the rest of the operating system files, which in terms should update your system to version 10240.16405.

Yes, the update has a significant size, but it’s important to note that even though the update is massive, it won’t be fixing everything that is broken in Windows 10. We’re still in the early days and Microsoft will continue to improve the operating system as we move forward.

If you need to install the update manually, below you’ll find the updates in KB formats:

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