fix-windows-10-update-errors with setupdiag

How To Fix Windows10 Update Error With SetupDiag 

SetupDiag analyzes windows setup log filters and attempts to figure out the cause of a windows update failures. setupDiag comes with a preset of rules to match know issues with windows update.


1) Preparing Your System For SetupDiag

Prepare your system" sounds like a serious undertaking. In fact, you just need to make sure you have .NET Framework \4.6 Installed, then download setupDiag.


To find out which version of  .NET Framework running on your system. press win + X and click a Command Prompt ( admin ), if replace command prompt with powershell when using win +. so, otherwise you use a Normal process, press windows icon ( win start menu ) and search Command Prompt then select Command Prompt as a Run as administrator.

























Now copy and paste following the Command into the Command Prompt :-

• reg query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Net Framework Setup\NDP\v4" /s

The Command list the installed .NET Framework for version 4. if you see the version of  v4.x.xxxxx, you're good to go. other wise you need to download and install a Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6.

• if  doesn't install a latest version of  .NET Framework so, Next up, you need to download and install .NET Framework.

•   Click Here :-  Microsoft .Net Framework 

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2) Running SetupDiag 

Download and install SetupDiag :-  Click Here 













After downloading a SetupDiag  ( setupdiag.exe )  File, run as administrator. SetupDiag will run immediately. You’ll see SetupDiag run through each rule,  checking it against your Windows logs. After the analysis completes, SetupDiag will close and create a SetupDiag File ( .txt file ) automatically.







3) Analyzing Your SetupDiag Log File


In its default configuration, SetupDiag creates a basic log file in the folder you run SetupDiag from. For instance, if you run SetupDiag from C:/SetupDiag, you will find the SetupDiag log file in the root of your C: drive. The log file contains the information regarding the Windows update failure.

Locate the SetupDiagResults.log, then open it using your text editor of choice. The log displays a list of the issues found during the analysis process. Here’s an example log from a Windows 10 Insider Preview update issue from my laptop.







The first part of the log gives you system information such as manufacturer, the host OS architecture, BIOS version, and so on. It also shows the version of Windows 10 your system is running, and the version the update was attempting to install.

Below this, the log lists any issues found. In my cases, I can see that an Intel Audio Display driver is an issue, but also one that shouldn’t affect the installation of the Windows 10 update.

If your Windows 10 update encounters an issue (that falls within one of the rules), you will find it here. The SetupDiag log information offers a reasonable level of detail. SetupDiag advises me to manually uninstall my Intel Audio Display driver, then retry the update. However, it doesn’t always offer a specific fix.


In that case, you must take the SetupDiag log information and head to the internet, or follow the link SetupDiag provides.













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