


As soon as I installed the latest iso file off the USB drive vs the windows update assistant, it worked straight away and I got all the updates working. I think part of the issue was that I was using an old windows 10 usb stick with 1607 on it and for some reason it broke a bunch of other things.

so after 7 hours of trying to use the windows update manager, checking the drive too many times along with a bunch of other commands it turns out that I just needed to put the latest ISO on to a usb stick and just do a clean reinstall. This video should help, this guy knows a ton of stuff.Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and help me out. How to Install Rufus | How to use Rufus to Create Bootable USB drive (Windows 10) - YouTube Yes you can use Rufus, keep in mind you will need to change the disk type to MBR if you are using a older computer that uses it.
