Win10 10041 update prompt error how to do? Win10 preview version 10041 problem solving method

After the release of win10 preview version 10041, many users have error messages during the update process, such as the inability to check for updates, 10041 update error prompts, etc. There are many reasons for the update failure during the software upgrade process. To summarize the reasons for the failure and the solution, let everyone successfully upgrade the system to win10.

Win10 1041 update failure:

Whether you upgrade 10441 from 9926 or 10441 from 10036, are there two situations?

Phenomenon 1: 9926 upgrade 10041 Windows update error prompt 0x80070103

Phenomenon 2: One point "Check for updates", immediately pop up "Unable to check for updates" error, code 8024a000

Need to remind everyone that due to the leak of Win10 preview version 10036 online a few days ago, this version will cause the update to fail through the Windows update program, so it can only be upgraded through the ISO image. So this part of the user can consider using this image to upgrade to the latest version.

According to the Microsoft Win10 preview update rules, this quick update is relatively inferior to the slow update, but Microsoft will provide the corresponding fix update for this version in the future. Therefore, users who want to use the more secure and stable Win10 version should be carefully upgraded. The slow version update is expected to be pushed in a few weeks.
System upgrade failure solution:

1, uninstall anti-virus software.

2, update the wireless network card driver.

3, Step 1:

(1)<quo;Win+r”, enter “%temp%”.

(2) Delete all items in the temp folder.

(3)<quo;Win+r”, enter “wsreset”.

Step 2:

(1)<quo;Win+r”, enter “Services.msc”;

(2)View four services:

1)Background Intelligent Transfer Service

2)Cryptographic Services

3)Windows Update

4)Windows Installer

(3)Close above Four services;

(4) Delete the SoftwareDistribution folder under C:\\Windows\\;

(5) Re-open the service above.

(6) Delete the C:\\ under $Windows.~BT folder, which is generally hidden. After you enter the Explorer, click on the above view to check the hook in front of the hidden item.

(7) Restart the computer.

(8) Log in to the system using your Microsoft account and enter the app store again to upgrade.

If you can't solve it, you can also call Microsoft Technical Support for help.