Windows 10 not updating from 21354 to 21376.1

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BrianT14

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Hi,

I've been trying to install the .Net 3.5 framework and it keeps giving an error during install. I saw in the forum that I should upgrade to build 21376.1. For some reason, when I check my windows updates, it says I'm fully updated but I'm only at build 21354. Do I have to do something to get the 21376.1 upgrade?

Brian
 
BrianT14 said:
Hi,

I've been trying to install the .Net 3.5 framework and it keeps giving an error during install. I saw in the forum that I should upgrade to build 21376.1. For some reason, when I check my windows updates, it says I'm fully updated but I'm only at build 21354. Do I have to do something to get the 21376.1 upgrade?

Brian
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oops, now it started downloading already
 
DennisJ3 said:
Glad you got it to update, but I have the same problem where it's saying I'm "up to date." Did you do anything to get it to start? Thanks!!
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I did two things before it updated: 1) bought a windows 10 Pro license and 2) updated my MacOS to the latest version. I'm not sure if 1) led to the update since right after the license was activated, it still didn't update. It started to update after my MacOS was updated
 
DennisJ3 said:
Glad you got it to update, but I have the same problem where it's saying I'm "up to date." Did you do anything to get it to start? Thanks!!
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I think the trick to get the update is to post about it in this thread. Been trying to update it for a week and yesterday evening it just decided to get it!
 
BrianT14 said:
I did two things before it updated: 1) bought a windows 10 Pro license and 2) updated my MacOS to the latest version. I'm not sure if 1) led to the update since right after the license was activated, it still didn't update. It started to update after my MacOS was updated
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Just wanted to clarify that you purchased a Windows 10 Pro retail license and were able to use it on the Windows 10 ARM64 Preview. I'd like to personalize the install, but it appears you need to activate it first. Thanks
 
JerryG said:
Just wanted to clarify that you purchased a Windows 10 Pro retail license and were able to use it on the Windows 10 ARM64 Preview. I'd like to personalize the install, but it appears you need to activate it first. Thanks
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That's exactly what I did!
 
JerryG said:
Just wanted to clarify that you purchased a Windows 10 Pro retail license and were able to use it on the Windows 10 ARM64 Preview. I'd like to personalize the install, but it appears you need to activate it first. Thanks
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Yes, I purchased a Pro retail license
 
If you already have an x86 Windows 10 license you can use that key with the ARM Preview. It will be accepted.
 
Hi,
I'm having the same problem trying to update from build 21354. The additional twist is that Win Update starts the download, but after completing 1% it stops and the following message appears: "We couldn't install updates because there's a problem with the date and time information on your device. Make sure your date, time, and time zone settings are correct and we'll try again later." In my Win10 time configuration, I have 'Sync from Mac', but have tried other options. I've also restarted both the VM and the Macbook multiple times. The date and time in the VM and in MacOS are the same. I'm on Big Sur 11.2.3. Parallels Desktop 17 Standard.

Any suggestions welcomed. Thanks!

Lukasz
 
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