Sometimes, the Windows Update Troubleshooter gets stuck while diagnosing and resolving problems.
When you reboot your PC, the system shuts down temporarily and then turns on again.
The RAM is cleaned up and refreshed, and so is the processor cache.
So when your PC reboots, you will get a clean start all over again.
Then try running the Windows Update Troubleshooter to see if it works.
To do all this, it needs a stable internet connection.
The DNS cache uses stored information like IP addresses and DNS Records to load websites and pages faster.
However, the DNS cache can get corrupted.
But you could clear or flush the DNS cache to resolve security and internet connectivity issues.
Check outhow to flush the DNS cache on Windowsfor more information on how to do this.
Now try running the Windows Update Troubleshooter.
Cryptographic Services is an inbuilt Windows feature that provides encryption, decryption, and verification services.
If it doesn’t work properly, Windows Update Troubleshooter may also malfunction.
To fix this, you’re free to try restarting Cryptographic Services.
Now close Services and try running the Windows Update Troubleshooter again.
Fortunately, you might clear this jam by running the SFC scan.
It scans, repairs, and replaces these damaged files automatically.
Sometimes you may experience that the SFC is down properly.
To overcome that, you should initiate the DISM command that will service and repair Windows images.
Check out our piece on thedifferences between CHKDSK, SFC, and DISMfor the full low-down.
After these scans finish running, try running the Windows Update Troubleshooter again.
Update System Drivers
Computer drivers enable Windows and its components to communicate and function efficiently.
So it’s good for you toknow what drivers are and why you should keep them updated.
After you’ve updated the drivers, try running the Windows Troubleshooter and see if it works properly.
Try the above fixes if it ever gets stuck or stops working.
And ensure it’s possible for you to install essential updates to enjoy a smooth and secure Windows experience.