Windows 10 April 2018 Update (version 1803) is still rolling out worldwide as a free update for compatible desktops, laptops, and tablets. Windows 10 April update is the fifth major update that tech giant Microsoft is releasing and it offers a new set of features and modifications to enhance productiveness, overall performance, and protection. This update is the first of two updates coming out this year.
We all know whenever a new update is released, a set of new issues arise amongst users because feature updates are totally different from the regular updates we get every month. This occurs majorly due to the reconstruction of the Windows 10 OS which often introduces compatibility problems and new bugs that may impact the Windows experience negatively.
When you’re performing a fresh installation of Windows, you’re most likely not face any issue with any new update. But of course, we don’t want to clean install Windows each time there’s a new update since we can update directly via Windows update.
However, Windows update installation could fail sometimes due to outdated/incompatible drivers, conflicts amongst programs, and some personalization you may have applied may prevent an update from installing.
How to Fix Windows 10 1803 Update Error During Installation
One of the major issues users has faced upgrading to Windows 10 April update is the Blue-screen error which occurs during installation. I ran into Blue-screen twice trying to install the update. I checked online for solutions, and most of the answer I got was talking about removing drivers, hello! I have so many drivers installed, uninstalling all of them is as good as a fresh installation of Windows. So, in this guide, I’ll be sharing the quickest and easiest way to fix Windows 10 update error during installation which has worked for me.
Steps to Fix Windows 10 1803 Update Error During Installation
1. Go to Windows settings.
2. In the settings, click update and security.
3. Now, click on Troubleshoot.
4. On the troubleshooting windows, click Windows update under getup and running.
5. Click the run troubleshooter and wait for it to gather information regarding your update error.
6. Once the troubleshooter has identified the error, Click the Apply this fix option (if applicable).
7. Follow the on-screen prompts.
8. If you encounter a windows update database not fixed as shown above, simply run the troubleshooter again.
9. Finally, Restart your device.
After completing the above steps, try upgrading your Windows again and see if it solves your update issue. Also, try disabling any anti-virus engine running before performing upgrades. Like and share if this simple guide helped you fix Windows 10 1803 update error during installation.
