Windows 10 automatically updates its packages if you have this option turned on. Sometimes, updates get pushed altogether, so it may cause errors in download or installation. This is especially true if your connection is faulty. If the Windows Auto Update File won't download or install, likely, the file is already corrupted. Here is how you can solve this:
- Press Win + R to open Run.
- Type C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download and then select OK.
- Delete all the files contained in the folder but not the folder itself.
- Restart your PC.
Note: if some files don't get deleted, just boot into safe mode and start the process.
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