Windows 10 repeatedly downloads same update

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I understand that you have been repeatedly offered the same update. Is the issue specific to KB? If you keep seeing the same update being offered for installation, try to install the update later.

You may also want to check your update history to see whether there are any error messages. To check which updates were installed recently:. Method 1: Windows Update Troubleshooter. I suggest you run the Windows Update Troubleshooter and check if you are able to install Widows updates. Method 2: Uninstall and reinstall the update which is repeatedly offered. Method 3: Reset Windows update components in Windows.

I suggest you Reset Windows update components in Windows and check if you are able to install Widows updates. Additional Information:. Was this reply helpful? Charges may apply. Skip to main content.

This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Right-click on WSReset. Then open Windows File Explorer , copy and paste the following path in the Explorer address bar and hit Enter :.

In this folder, check if the cache folder exists or not. Step 4. Restart your Windows and check if Microsoft app store error is resolved or not. There is another simple way to reset Windows Store apps via settings. It is a new feature in Windows 10 settings that can reset apps easily. In the pop-up window, search for Microsoft store by name and click on Advanced options.

In the following window, click on the Reset button to reset the Microsoft store. You may be also interested in Internet Explorer 10 will end of support.