1. Windows Troubleshooter
The Windows Troubleshooter is an integrated utility tool within the Windows operating system designed to identify and suggest fixes for various issues.
2. Delete Software Distribution Folder
The Software Distribution Folder stores files necessary for installing updates. Sometimes, these files may become corrupted. Deleting the contents of this folder will prompt the Windows Update agent to download and install fresh copies of the updates.
3. Run SFC and DISM Command
Corrupted or damaged system files can lead to the error 0x8024d001, as they impair the stability and functionality of the operating system. The System File Checker (SFC) and Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) are two tools that can be used to repair corrupted files. If SFC is unsuccessful, DISM should be run as a subsequent step.
4. Resetting Windows Update Components
Resetting the Windows Update components can return the services to their default configuration, which may resolve various issues with updates.
5. Windows Update Assistant
The Windows Update Assistant is a Microsoft-developed utility tool for updating Windows to the latest version.
6. Install Update Manually
If Windows Update is still failing to download and install a specific update, you can install the update manually. Begin by identifying your device’s system type:
