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I suppose where we stand right now is the CheckSur.log indicated your Windows Update components are OK.

I assume manually checking for updates does not help. Look for http and make sure it is running and a manual start. If you open msinfo32.exe, it will have a list of drivers in the Software Environment-System Drivers section.

It is not communicating correctly with the update site.Įdit: There is one more thing you can check.

The WinHTTP error seems to be the reason. It seems to start, but never actually checks finishes. Basically nothing seems to be working regarding Automatic Updates. You are not showing any BITS activity, which is the background transfer service. It should be checking around 70 categories. It also says it is only checking 5 categories. You Update log shows the Windows Automatic update is in error status and finds no updates when it should be checking. If the Readiness tool ran, it would leave the CheckSUR.log where indicated. You may also want to use something like Malwarebytes to do a scan of your system in case some virus is involved.Īn administrative command prompt can be opened by using Winkey and typing cmd, then Ctrl+Shift+enter or just going to start menu - all programs - accessories and right click Command prompt and selecting Run as Admin. I would not expect yours to not find errors, but let us know. You may want to run a System File check by opening an Administrative command prompt and typing SFC /scannow and let it finish.

Do other Microsoft sites appear to be normal? I am wondering if the download situation you seem to be having might be related to the update problem. The CheckSUR.log will be generated by the readiness tool so you can check it after running. The Automatic (Delayed) is the correct Startup Type for Windows Update. You might check your services panel and see if WinHTTP Web Proxy Auto-Discovery service is set to a Manual start and can you start it. I have seen some anti-virus programs that will interfere with the update reboot process, but MSE does not. It might take me a while to look through the log, but I am seeing the WinHTTP errors and ERROR_FAIL_REBOOT_REQUIRED errors.