Windows update bloqueado windows 7

You didn't tell us about your environment. Best greetings from Germany Olaf. I running windows 7 ultimate 32 bit Wednesday, September 8, PM. Then yes, your system has access to the group policy editor since it's Ultimate I have same problem, in windows 7 professional. I went to gpedit. Any suggestion! Friday, April 3, AM. I cant access gpedit. I've tried almost every other fourm page telling me what to do and they all mention gpedit. Saturday, August 29, AM. Open Windows Update and try again.

Wednesday, October 7, AM. Inside that string, changed value "DisableWindowsUpdateAcess" from 1 to 0. Windows Update works fine now. Thursday, November 19, PM. It was local group policy that fixed it for me.

Hope this helps someone Proposed as answer by tienanh87 Wednesday, October 11, AM. It is unusual, but no unheard of, not to have Run as Administrator. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but als not necessarily a good thing. It doesn't stop you from trying the above - especially if you are one that disabled UAC. Just run the above without the "Run as Administrator" option first.

I would suggest you to download one update manually and save it on Desktop. Right click and Run as administrator and check if it works:. I can't run Windows Update, although I periodically see the icon in the system notification tray. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit.

Previous Next. Shenan Stanley. Try updating. If it still fails, try this Start an elevated command prompt. When you delete the Software Distribution folder, your download history is removed. If you currently receive updates from Microsoft Update and from Windows Update, you will have to re-select this option from the Windows Update Web site. STILL failing? Recently installed updates are shown here organized by status, importance, and date installed.

If a rogue update is causing issues, you can uninstall it from this window. However, Windows 10 is a little more work than that. Windows 10 will automatically download and install updates in the background. When a restart is required, Windows will warn you beforehand and let you decide whether to restart immediately or later.

Keep in mind that if you postpone the restart too long, Windows will eventually require one. From here, you can view recently installed updates and uninstall any problematic ones.

Uninstalled updates will eventually reappear later, though.