This Update Is Not Applicable To Your Computer
- This Update Is Not Applicable To Your Computer Windows 10 Ltsb
- This Update Is Not Applicable To Your Computer Windows 7 64 Bit
Split fromhithanks for the reply. Unfortunately this did not work, nor did any other attempts so far.
The ' ' shows 4 files, the one that should be appropriate for my system (2018-01 Update for Windows 10 Version 1709 for x64-based Systems (KB4058702) ) displays a message 'The update isnot applicable to your computer', while other that i tried (2018-01 Update for Windows 10 Version 1709 for x86-based Systems (KB4058702) ) does not in fact link to a downloadable file.My windows 1703 has repeatedly failed to update, maybe 10 times by now. Each cycle takes multiple hours of checking, preparing, downloading, installing and then recovering. This is absurd and looks amateurish.Tomasz.Moved from: Windows / Windows 10 / Windows update, recovery, & backup. Thanks for your reply.
It did not help. I tried installing from a bootable USB, which in fact is not a good advice as the installer after booting from the USB informs that the upgrade option is available only when launched from windows. I have so far spendin excess of a week of continuous operation on attempting to upgrade past 1703. This time the error is: 0x8007001F - 0x3000D.
This Update Is Not Applicable To Your Computer Windows 10 Ltsb
The installation failed in the FIRSTBOOT phase with an error during MIGRATEDATA operation - says windows 10 Setup.i have hidden the 1709 upgrade but i have doubts if this is a permanent fix.Tomek.
This Update Is Not Applicable To Your Computer Windows 7 64 Bit
Arabic, English (US), Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish.To fix the error The update is not applicable to your computer we can change your locale settings to one of the above options. To do so do the following. Press Windows Key and X. Select Control Panel. Select the Region IconThen change the settings to a local that suits you from the currently supported options seen further up the page.Then reboot your PC and start the upgrade again.Another way around this is to upgrade to Windows 8.1 with the official Windows 8.1 ISO image this is available here.