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Issue: How to Fix Windows Update Standalone Installer 0x80096002 Error? I was trying to install Microsoft virtual machine. Even though I am using 64-bit operating system, I was only able to download the 32-bit version. The installation went successfully, but then, after launching it, “Windows Update Standalone Installer. The Windows Update sandbox is a protected folder. Wusa.exe calls the appropriate function in the Windows Update Agent API according to the mode in which you start Wusa.exe. When the Windows Update wizard finishes the installation, the Windows Update Agent API returns a status. Then, Wusa.exe works synchronously with the Windows Update Agent API.
Last updated on May 4th, 2015In a previous I had described how you can update Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 using the Standalone installer (Windows 8.1 Update 1 Standalone) in the case that Windows cannot find & install Windows 8.1 automatically via Windows store. But -since then- I have realized that in some cases you cannot update to Windows 8.1 because of an 'not applicable to your computer' error when you try to install the KB2919442 update. (The full error message is as follows: ' Windows Update Standalone Installer. The Update is not applicable to your computer'). Some days ago, I decided to troubleshoot and solve the 'Update not applicable to your computer' error, by applying two different solutions in two different installations (computers).
To make the long story short and to be honest, I managed to force Windows 8 to download and install Windows 8.1 automatically in the first case by troubleshooting Windows Update problems and in the second case by putting Windows 8 to an Unlicensed state.In this tutorial you can find detailed instructions on how to bypass the 'Update is not applicable to your computer' problem in Windows 8 OS. After Windows Updates are installed, perform the same procedure until you install all available updates.Step 2. Install prerequisite updates for Windows 8.1.1. Download and install the following prerequisite updates for Windows 8.1.:. Note: If you still receive the ' update not applicable' error, continue to the next step.Step 3.
Install all available App updates from Windows Store.Navigate to Windows store and install all updates: To do that:1. Open Windows Store from start menu.2. Click Updates link.3. Select and install all available updates.4. After installation, close Windows store and reset (refresh) Windows store content. Press Windows + R keys to load the Run dialog box.
Type the following command to clear the Windows Store cache and press Enter. wsreset.exe5. Close Windows Store and restart your computer.6.
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After the restart, check if Windows 8.1 update appears now in Windows store, otherwise continue to the next step.Step 4: Run System Update Readiness Tool to fix Windows Component Store Corruption.1. Open an elevated command prompt: to do that:. Right-click at the screen's bottom-left corner and from the pop-up menu, choose “ Command Prompt (Admin)”.2. At the command prompt window, type the following command & press Enter:. Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /Restorehealth3. Be patient until DISM repairs component store.4. When the operation is completed, you should be informed that the component store corruption was repaired.5.
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Close command prompt window and restart your computer.6. Force Windows to check for Updates or see if Windows 8.1 is available now in Windows store. If the update is still not available then leave your computer open for a couple of hours. (In my case I had to leave the computer open and untouched for at least 10 hours and after that when I proceeded to check for updates – again – Windows prompted me to install Windows 8.1 automatically). I hope that you were able to update to Windows 8.1 by now. If not, then try solution 2 below.Solution 2.