From the Control Panel select the Troubleshooting option.ģ. Open Control Panel from the Start Menu, or just search for it using the bottom left search bar.Ģ. Microsoft knows that sometimes Windows 10 devices can run into issues, that’s why it has created a troubleshooting program to make finding out just what is causing the problem a little bit easier. If you click Advanced options at the bottom of the Update & Security submenu you can get further information and even view your update history which will show you recently installed updates that were successful and allow you to uninstall them if required. If Windows has detected any issues while installing an update, it will be flagged in the Update & Security submenu.Ĥ. You can use the search bar at the top of the window if you're struggling to locate it.ģ. From the Settings menu select Update & Security. Open the Settings menu by searching for it in the bottom left search bar.Ģ. Sometimes you’ll get a message telling you to try the update again at a later time, or you might get something more specific.ġ. Windows will actually inform you of any issues detected while installing updates. This could cause problems itself, which is why it’s crucial that you’ve ensured the update is definitely stuck before taking this action. However, if your stuck update has happened before the OS has actually loaded then you’ll need to do a hard reset by holding down the power button on your device. If your update is being downloaded in the background then this is a pretty simple process and you can restart as normal from the Start Menu, as you should still have full access to Windows. It’s a favorite for a reason, it so often works.
If your update is definitely stuck, then your first option should be the old tech support favorite of “turning it off and on again”.
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