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Windows 10 Updates?
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I'm getting a message when trying to update,that my network is not connected and an error has happened? Anyone else had this recently?
Is it another Windows 'cock-up' ?
Any advice on how to remedy?
Is it another Windows 'cock-up' ?
Any advice on how to remedy?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Do you mean that after an update that your network is not being recognised or that an update has failed due to a network failure during update?
If the update was completed( you can check that in settings) then just select your network anew, or if the update failed re run it. Again in settings, updates and security, then check in update history or check for updates after ensuring that the network is recognised. If it will not recognise the network you may have to "go back to previous version" in settings , update and security, "recovery".
If the update was completed( you can check that in settings) then just select your network anew, or if the update failed re run it. Again in settings, updates and security, then check in update history or check for updates after ensuring that the network is recognised. If it will not recognise the network you may have to "go back to previous version" in settings , update and security, "recovery".
It's a known problem, I had it as well -
https:/ /tinyur l.com/y bnrsjun
I followed the instructions in that link - "Switching to Google's public 8.8.8.8 DNS service" & Update then worked.
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I followed the instructions in that link - "Switching to Google's public 8.8.8.8 DNS service" & Update then worked.
Hmm interesting LiK. No issues here on 3 very different systems. Desk top, 8 year old lappie, or Surface Pro. Looks like mainly Japan and the US. Another site here with info. Keep my eye on that methinks.
https:/ /www.wi ndowsla test.co m/2019/ 01/31/w indows- update- windows -10-sto re-repo rtedly- broken- for-som e-users /
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