If you’re experiencing errors during the installation process of Windows, there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot and fix the issue. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to fix common Windows installation errors using Windows updates:

Method 1: Update Your Windows Version

Before proceeding with any update, ensure that your Windows version is up-to-date. You can check for updates by:

• Press the Windows key + I > Settings

• Click on “Update & Security”

• Click on “Windows Update” (if available)

• Look for a list of available updates and select the latest one

Method 2: Roll Back to a Earlier Version

If an update is causing issues, you can roll back to an earlier version:

• Press the Windows key + S > Search

• Type “Windows Update” in the search bar

• Click on the result that says “Update for Windows 10 (x86-x64)”

• Click on the “Download and install” button

• Choose your desired update package

Method 3: Disable Updates

If you don’t want to roll back, but still want to keep your updates up-to-date, you can disable them:

• Press the Windows key + I > Settings

• Click on “Update & Security”

• Click on “Windows Update”

• Uncheck the box next to “Download and install optional features (recommended for Windows 10)”

• Choose the desired update package

Method 4: Use System Restore

System restore can help you revert back to a previous point in time when your installation was successful:

• Press the Windows key + I > Settings

• Click on “Update & Security”

• Click on “Windows Update”

• Click on “Manage available updates” (if available)

• Select “Restore this PC” and choose a date or specific update package

Method 5: Use System Restore through Command Prompt

You can also restore your system using the command prompt:

• Press the Windows key + R > Type rstrui.cpl and press Enter

• Click on “Troubleshoot” and then “Advanced options”

• Select “System Protection” and click “Change settings”

• Scroll down to “Restore a different PC” and select your desired restore point

Method 6: Reinstall Windows

If all else fails, you may need to reinstall Windows:

• Press the Windows key + I > Settings

• Click on “Update & Security”

• Click on “Recovery”

• Choose “Get started” under “Remove everything now”

• Follow the on-screen instructions to install Windows again