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  1. Having looked into doing this I don't believe this is even possible due to lack of free space on my small 64GB SSD. From what I've read elsewhere http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/26095-repair-install-windows-8-a.html you need at least 8.87 GB + what is currently being used of free space on the hard drive/partition that Windows 8 is installed on to be able to do it. My Windows folder alone is now 34.4GB so even if I moved all my installed programs, program data, users to another drive it would still not be possible to do it and that would sort of defeat the object of having an SSD in the first place. As it stands I'm in a continual fight for free space having only ~10-12GB free (the page file, Music, Documents, Pictures & Videos have already been moved to other drives and system protection has been turned off). In my case the Update History clearly shows this update as being successfully installed on 12 separate occasions (with Failed showing 3 times) but it just does not show up in the Installed Updates section at all. Do you think it's worth having a look at the link NoelC posted above re resetting Windows Update components?
  2. I run the CCleaner registry checker regularly and it's clean with no errors. I first tried to run these from within the normal Windows environment DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth SFC /scannow All completed without a problem. Then ran the update again from the standalone I had previously downloaded. This time it got about halfway and I got an Avast popup for 2 elements of suspicious activity relating to TiWorker.exe which it decided to quarantine immediately. The update failed without even getting to the reboot stage. Here's the CBS 4 file following that attempt https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=77AB10EE24AB37C5%211082 I then tried from a clean boot environment DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth SFC /scannow Again all completed without a problem. Then ran the update again from the standalone I had previously downloaded. This time same scenario it failed without requiring a reboot. I wonder if the standalone installer may be to blame? I then tried from a clean boot environment DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth SFC /scannow Again all completed without a problem. Then ran the update again this time from Windows Update in case the standalone installer was damaged/corrupted. This time back to square one it gets to 9% before it reboots twice fails and backs out the update. Here's the CBS 5 file following this attempt https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=77AB10EE24AB37C5%211083 I'm now running out of ideas so would be very grateful if anyone can see anything untoward in the CBS log or for any ideas on way forward from here.
  3. Think I sorted the prnekcl2.inf folder problem and ran the update again. Same result gets to 9% before it reboots twice fails and backs out the update. This is a link to the latest CBS3 file https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=77AB10EE24AB37C5%211075 if someone wouldn't mind having yet another look at it.
  4. I've run both sfc /scannow and the dism commands previously. sfc /scannow finds no corruption and dism always says repaired component store and completes successfully. Anyway just run dism says repaired component store and completed successfully prnekcl2.inf also relates to the same Kodak printer mentioned in the first error message. I'm just going to have a look at that now although not sure what folder I'm looking for to recreate?
  5. @ abbodi1406 Many thanks for looking. wiaek002.inf was in windows/inf but the folder wiaek002.inf_amd64_57f9361b96ceea4b wasn't in \Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\wiaek002.inf_amd64_57f9361b96ceea4b I recreated the folder and copied the file into it and ran the update again this time it managed to get to 9% (woohoo! progress) before it rebooted twice failed and backed out the update. (That missing folder/file relates to a Kodak ESP C110 printer and associated Kodak software & drivers that I removed & uninstalled from the system a couple of weeks ago.) Here's a link to the CBS2 folder after this update attempt https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=77AB10EE24AB37C5%211074 if you wouldn't mind having another look.
  6. I have the same symptoms as lkeller100 ie update gets to 8% reboots twice fails and backs out the update. Originally had Avast Free installed and the update failed. Removed Avast and used avastclear just to make sure it was gone..Ran update again with exactly same results gets to 8% reboots twice and backs out the update. Avast then released their patch yesterday so I've now reinstalled Avast and the patch has been applied. Then tried to install this KB300850 twice more today with the same end result it gets to 8% reboots twice, fails with no error message and just backs itself out. Having tried to run this update multiple times from both Windows Update and the standalone installer I've now got 1 x Failed showing as Optional, and 4 x Succeeded showing as Optional plus 2 x Succeeded showing as Important in Update History but nothing at all showing in Installed Updates for it. Here's a link to my CBS folder (hope it works) https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=77AB10EE24AB37C5%211073 if anybody is skilled in black art of interpreting this gobbledygook can throw any light on what the problem may be I would be most grateful.
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