How to fix Windows Update error KB4535680?
It is possible, however, if you are technically savvy, to accomplish this by following these steps:
1. As soon as you click Start, start typing “services.msc” onto your keyboard.
2. There should be a result for “services.msc” in your search results. You can open it by clicking on it.
3. It will open a new window containing a list of all Windows services that are currently running on your computer.
4. In the search box, type in “Windows Update”
5. Then, right-click the “Windows Update” and then click the “Stop” button on the menu that appears.
2. There should be a result for “services.msc” in your search results. You can open it by clicking on it.
3. It will open a new window containing a list of all Windows services that are currently running on your computer.
4. In the search box, type in “Windows Update”
5. Then, right-click the “Windows Update” and then click the “Stop” button on the menu that appears.
It is now time to clean the temporary cache folder for Windows Update:
1. Press the windows-key and the “R” key simultaneously.
2. There will be a small new window appearing on your screen.
3. In this new window, type %windir%/SoftwareDistribution/DataStore and click the OK button to close it.
4. By doing this, Windows Explorer will open at the correct location on your computer.
5. It is recommended that you delete all the contents of this folder. The best way to select all files and folders is to use Ctrl + A.
2. There will be a small new window appearing on your screen.
3. In this new window, type %windir%/SoftwareDistribution/DataStore and click the OK button to close it.
4. By doing this, Windows Explorer will open at the correct location on your computer.
5. It is recommended that you delete all the contents of this folder. The best way to select all files and folders is to use Ctrl + A.
It is now time to restart the Windows Update Service again:
1. It is time to switch back to the Windows Services.
2. You will need to locate the Windows Update program.
3. You can start it by right-clicking on it and selecting Start from the menu.
2. You will need to locate the Windows Update program.
3. You can start it by right-clicking on it and selecting Start from the menu.
If the problem still persists, you can run the System File Checker (SFC) utility. This handy in-built tool will check your filesystem.
1. As soon as you click Start, you will be prompted to start typing the word “cmd” on your keyboard.
2. In your search results, cmd should appear with a black icon next to it.
3. Right-click the file and select Run as administrator from the menu that appears.
4. As soon as you are prompted for the administrator’s password, enter it and click the OK button.
5. In the next few seconds, a completely black window will open up. In this window, you will be able to type commands directly into it.
6. Press the Enter key and type sfc/scannow into the command line.
7. It will take a long time for this process to be completed. This black window can be minimized and you can work on it while it is minimized.
2. In your search results, cmd should appear with a black icon next to it.
3. Right-click the file and select Run as administrator from the menu that appears.
4. As soon as you are prompted for the administrator’s password, enter it and click the OK button.
5. In the next few seconds, a completely black window will open up. In this window, you will be able to type commands directly into it.
6. Press the Enter key and type sfc/scannow into the command line.
7. It will take a long time for this process to be completed. This black window can be minimized and you can work on it while it is minimized.
After a time, come back to the black window and check if the process has been completed.
As soon as the SFC process has completed, restart your computer as soon as possible. You will have to search for Updates again after restarting your computer.
As soon as the SFC process has completed, restart your computer as soon as possible. You will have to search for Updates again after restarting your computer.
You are still facing the same issue?
1. Restart your computer. While holding down the windows key, hit the “R” key simultaneously.
2. You will see a small new window appear.
3. In this new window, type regedit and hit Enter.
4. On the left side of the new window is a navigation bar. You can use it to navigate to
5. In the right hand pane, search for WUServer and WIStatusServer.
6. We cannot clean the download path if they are not listed. Alternately, delete both.
7. Your computer needs to be restarted.
3. In this new window, type regedit and hit Enter.
4. On the left side of the new window is a navigation bar. You can use it to navigate to
5. In the right hand pane, search for WUServer and WIStatusServer.
6. We cannot clean the download path if they are not listed. Alternately, delete both.
7. Your computer needs to be restarted.