Microsoft releases fix for broken Windows 10 update

To be specific, Microsoft released KB3194496 to buy cheap software Aiversary ?Update (aka Version 1607) users, which brought build number of the OS as much as 14393.222. Quite a bit of users were having trouble installing the update, and some reported that Windows 10 kept trying to automatically install the update and constantly failed. Following a reports, Microsoft provided a temporary workaround for the issue which allowed users to set up the update. However, Microsoft today released a "proper" fix for this issue that will now allow users to install Windows 10 Build 14393.222 on their own machine.

It's worth mentioning that the fix isn't applied automatically. Should you be unable to install the update, you'll have to download a script in the official cheap windows 10 website and run it on your computer. Once you run the script, the problem ought to be fixed. When the issue is fixed, users will need to look for updates on Windows Update and also the update should install just fine.

Keep in mind that the problem didn't affect all users only some users ruing the buy office 2013 professional Aiversary Update (Version 1607) were affected. If you were affected by the problem, go on and download the fix from here and the issue should be fixed.