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This prompt appears to indicate that the date and time of the computer may be different from the date and time of the Windows Update service. The date and time of the computer and the service don't need to match, but if the difference is too great, it will prevent checking for updates. The steps listed below are the most common solutions for this error:

To change the date and time of your computer.

Open Date & Time by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking Control Panel, clicking Clock, Language, and Region, and then clicking Date & Time.

On the Date & Time tab, make sure that the date and time for your computer are correct. If not, click Change Date & Time. If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

In the Date and Time Settings dialog box, do the following:

To change the date, under Date, click the left or right arrow, find the current month in the calendar, and then click the current date.

To change the time, under Time, double-click the hour, minute, or second that you want to change, and then click the arrow to increase or decrease the value.

When you're done changing the time settings, click OK.

Note. If the computer is in a domain, you cannot synchronize the clock with the Internet time server. Instead, you need to manually change the date and time on your computer. To change it manually, follow the "Steps to change your computer's date and time" above.

If the computer is not in the domain, follow these steps to synchronize the computer's clock with the Internet time server.

Click the Start button, click Control Panel, click Clock, Language & Region, and then click Date & Time.

Click the Internet Time tab, and then click Change Settings. If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

Click Automatically synchronize with Internet time servers, select the time server, and then click OK.

This error** is that the system time and the current standard time are too different, and the system time is readjusted and activated!

Your computer system should be time-bound to reality.

Failure Analysis: The system could not be updated, and that was because the user disabled the Windows Update service.

Solution: 1. Click Start - enter enter in the run.

Or press Win+R directly and enter enter.

2. Double-click Windows Update

3. Start Type: Select Automatic, OK.

4. Restart the computer to take effect.

5. Then open the Control Panel – System & Security.

6. Click Check for Updates under Windows Update7. Click Check for Updates and click Start Installation to start installing system updates.

Reason: For automatic updates in Windows 7, if it doesn't appear, the main thing is to check your change options for the update settings. There are two ways to do this.

Solution 1:

Click on the Windows icon you used to shut down, then click on "All Programs", open all programs, find the Windows Update program and click on it, and a dialog selection window will appear. This window is in the action center, and then do click on one of the options "Change Settings". Click on it and a new window will appear, select the important updates item, and click on them to expand the options to solve the problem of not being able to update.

At the same time, if the update has an impact on the system, it is also here to turn off the update of Windows 7.

Solution 2:

Click on the System Security option in the control panel to make it more intuitive. Important updates are also done here, click on Windows Update and select the corresponding settings. If it's a harmful upgrade, it can also be turned off here.

It may be that automatic updates are turned off, just turn on the update.

Tool: win7 system.

Step 1, Start by opening the control panel and select System & Security.

2, and then select Enable or Disable Automatic Updates.

Patch with 360 or QQ Security Manager!

It's not genuine, and it certainly can't be updated.

You are not logged in to an administrator account, activate the administrator account in the control panel.

Do you click on the details to see if there is a way, and also, is your win7 activated?

This is a crash during patching, there is no better way, only press the power off button to turn on the power, if you can't, you have to unplug the power, if you can't enter the system, you have to reinstall.

If you have the patching feature turned on, you can wait for a short time to get a response. If it doesn't move all the time, or prompts failure, restore the change, please later, in the configuration, do not shut down, etc., this is a crash during patching, there is no better way, only press the power on and off button to turn off the power (if you can't pull out the power, if you can't enter the system, you have to reinstall).

The system patching feature requires an automatic network connection, which is not easy to use on its own, and there is no better way to do it.

It is recommended to turn off automatic updates, use software updates, and make your own decisions at your own time, and now the antivirus software here has the function of patching, such as: 360, Kingsoft, QQ Computer Manager, etc.

How to turn off automatic updates:

Control Panel System & Security Windows Update (left) Change Settings Change the option under Important Updates to Never check for updates (Win78).

If you're talking about upgrading the system in error, there's no better way to do it than to reinstall the operating system.

Click Cancel, restart the machine, select Normal Boot, if it doesn't work, try to fix the system boot, it doesn't work, you can only reinstall the system.

This situation is generally due to the system not booting normally, the repair option appears, if you choose to repair, or not in front of the computer, the computer will automatically choose to repair for a period of time.

Cancel, restart and take a look.

About win7 sp1 update patch, windows update keeps showing check for updates, but it can't be updated or very slow, or the update process occupies the CPU and memory too high, the solution is as follows:

1. Go to Windows Update, select Change Settings, and set it to Never check for updates (in short, disable Windows Update when installing the following patches).

2. Install Windows 7 update patch (KB3102810).

3. After installing the patch, restart the machine, open Windows Update, select Change Settings, and set it to Automatically check for updates.

4. Use windows update to check the update judgment, wait for 5-10 minutes, and the patch should be ready to update.

If step 2 is unsuccessful or takes a long time, try the following methods: After doing step 1, click Computer - Right Click - Management - Services - Windows Update Service - Stop Service - Start Type and select Disable. Restart the machine, go to the management re-staring Li Xin to set the Windows Update service startup type to Automatic, and then start the service.

Then proceed to step 2. This method can also be tried when a third-party patch software such as Kingsoft Guardian and the driver wizard do not respond to the patching for a long time.