Fix Windows update error 8024A000 with ease

• Microsoft has tried to make the updating process a pain-free one, but with so many software configurations out there, errors do appear from time to time.
• The old Windows update error 8024A000 is still affecting many users. If you happen to be one of them, running the Windows Update Troubleshooter and renaming the Windows Update folder may both be quick solutions.
• These types of problems are common, so we got you covered in this great Windows Update errors section.
• You may find more easy-to-follow fixes for all sorts of computer issues in our dedicated Windows 10 errors hub.

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There are some old errors that haven’t been fixed officially by Microsoft, and various Windows 10 users are still reporting them.

In this guide, we’re going to focus on error 8024A000 and how you can fix it. Years ago, somebody has complained that when he tries to take the updates, Windows is throwing the error 8024A000.

Since then, this has become one of the most visited threads on the Windows sub-forum on the Microsoft Community website, with various fixes being suggested along the way.

We tried to find some of the working ones for you to get rid of your problem.

Is my Windows up to date? Find out by checking our constantly updated article!

How can I fix Windows update error 8024a000?

1. Run the Windows Update Troubleshooter

First of all, you need to perform the general Windows Update troubleshooting, because you just might be that lucky and you could solve it just like that. On Windows 10, you can run the troubleshooter from the Settings page.

On older OS versions, you can launch the tool from Control Panel.

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2. Stop the Windows Update Services

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If it doesn’t work, then you will need to stop services pertaining to Windows Update. For that, follow the following:

3. Rename the Windows Update folder

If that didn’t help, try to rename the folders pertaining to Windows Update by following this:

4. Register update DLLS again

Also, you might have to register the DLL’s pertaining to Windows Update like this:

Can’t access Registry Editor? Check out this guide and solve the issue quickly.

5. Restart Windows Update Services

Also, you might have to restart services pertaining to Windows Update by following these steps:

6. Combine some of the above solutions

7. Check your antivirus tools

Also, it’s a good idea to check whether you don’t have two antivirus software tools running in the same time, as it’s often not a good idea and it might result in conflicting software.

8. Clean boot your computer

Go to System Configuration > click on the Services tab >  check the Hide all Microsoft services check box > click Disable all.

Select each startup item > click Disable.

Let me know by leaving your comment below if this has solved your problems. If not, I’ll try looking into it and add more solutions if there are.

It may seem inconvenient, but you don’t want to look for problems where there are none.

• Why is Windows Update taking so long?

Outdated drivers slow down your download speed, so Windows Update may end up taking much longer than before. Check out this guide to update drivers in Windows 10.

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