Is it the 1607 update itself that is stuck?
How long have you left it?
If it's been more than a few hours, have you tried powering it down and restarting?
If it's downloading and not preparing, you can restart Windows to give it a kick. Also sometimes it's just displaying of information that is stuck not the progress itself. It may help if you click to some other page within settings and then come back, it may redraw with the latest progress.
Is it the 1607 update itself that is stuck?
How long have you left it?
If it's been more than a few hours, have you tried powering it down and restarting?
My laptop updated to 1607 but won't download any subsequent updates. I have left it for several hours and it is still stuck at 0%.
Even though it says do not switch off your PC if it stays like that for a while it will remember when it restarts and continue or finish the update process.
It's not the same as updating your BIOS, if that goes wrong you can kill your PC dead, although modern motherboards now seem to have an increasing number of ways to prevent and remedy that situation.
Hi my asus laptop won't take the anniversary edition of Windows 10 it only restarts once and stuck on asus logo I had to revert back to previous edition what can cure this all ideas welcome
Hi my asus laptop won't take the anniversary edition of Windows 10 it only restarts once and stuck on asus logo I had to revert back to previous edition what can cure this all ideas welcome
Hi my asus laptop won't take the anniversary edition of Windows 10 it only restarts once and stuck on asus logo I had to revert back to previous edition what can cure this all ideas welcome
Metered was turned on.
Select Start > Settings > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi > Manage known networks.
Select the Wi-Fi network > Properties > turn off Set as metered connection.
It really would not kill MS if they put there an error message "Current settings do not allow download of updates over a metered connection." Which apparently is a way how to stop Windows to do a mandatory download of updates, you can allow everything else over metered connection.
It really would not kill MS if they put there an error message "Current settings do not allow download of updates over a metered connection." Which apparently is a way how to stop Windows to do a mandatory download of updates, you can allow everything else over metered connection.
Yes, but WiFi isn't a metered connection by default. You would hopefully remember that you changed the settings.
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Is it the 1607 update itself that is stuck?
How long have you left it?
If it's been more than a few hours, have you tried powering it down and restarting?
Is it W10 Home or Pro? Wifi or LAN download?
Turn AntiVirus off temporarily
Press Windows key and R and type cleanmgr to have a good clear out (including System files) and try again.
My laptop updated to 1607 but won't download any subsequent updates. I have left it for several hours and it is still stuck at 0%.
I have W10 Home and use Wifi. I use Windows Defender and Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Home Premium. I use Disk Cleanup and updates are still stuck at 0%.
It's not the same as updating your BIOS, if that goes wrong you can kill your PC dead, although modern motherboards now seem to have an increasing number of ways to prevent and remedy that situation.
Recent similar troubles. No clear cut single solution
https://www.google.co.uk/#q=windows+10+updates+stuck+at+0%25&tbs=qdr:m
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/windows-update-stuck-downloading-updates
I tried that - it didn't work.
My laptop is an Asus Zenbook.
Try this http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showpost.php?p=83564258&postcount=18
Any other solutions
Metered was turned on.
Select Start > Settings > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi > Manage known networks.
Select the Wi-Fi network > Properties > turn off Set as metered connection.
Updates started.
Yes, but WiFi isn't a metered connection by default. You would hopefully remember that you changed the settings.
It would help with troubleshooting though, the OP either did not remember or somebody switched it for him.