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      Microsoft .NET 4.7 update problem on Windows 2012 R2

      Miro Manglaviti Windows 22 June 2022

      The Fix
      To resolve this, we are going to download the updates MSU files from the Microsoft Update Catalog, and fully uninstall, then re-install the problematic updates.
      Please Note: Always make sure you have a full backup before making modifications to your servers.
      Please follow the instructions below:
      Create a folder called “updatefix” on the root of your C drive on the server
      Navigate to the Windows Update catalog at: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/
      Search for KB4054566 and download the file for “Windows Server 2012 R2”, save it to the folder you created above called “updatefix” on the root of your C Drive. There should be one file in the download.
      Search for KB4340558 and download the files for “Windows Server 2012 R2”, save it to the folder you created above called “updatefix” on the root of your C Drive. There should be a total of 3 files in this download.
      Create a folder in the “updatefix” folder called “expanded”.
      Open an elevated command prompt, and run the following commands to extract the updates CAB files:
       
      expand -f:* "C:updatefixwindows8.1-kb4338415-x64_cc34d1c48e0cc2a92f3c340ad9a0c927eb3ec2d1.msu" C:updatefixexpanded
      expand -f:* "C:updatefixwindows8.1-kb4338419-x64_4d257a38e38b6b8e3d9e4763dba2ae7506b2754d.msu" C:updatefixexpanded
      expand -f:* "C:updatefixwindows8.1-kb4338424-x64_e3d28f90c6b9dd7e80217b6fb0869e7b6dfe6738.msu" C:updatefixexpanded
      expand -f:* "C:updatefixwindows8.1-kb4054566-x64_e780e6efac612bd0fcaf9cccfe15d6d05c9cc419.msu" C:updatefixexpanded
       
      Now let’s uninstall the problematic updates. Some of these commands may fail depending on which updates you have successfully installed. Run the following commands individually to remove the updates:
       
      dism /online /remove-package /packagepath:C:updatefixexpandedWindows8.1-KB4338424-x64.cab
      dism /online /remove-package /packagepath:C:updatefixexpandedWindows8.1-KB4338419-x64.cab
      dism /online /remove-package /packagepath:C:updatefixexpandedWindows8.1-KB4338415-x64.cab
      dism /online /remove-package /packagepath:C:updatefixexpandedWindows8.1-KB4054566-x64.cab
       
      Now let’s cleanly install the updates. All of these commands should be successful when running. Run the following commands individually to install the updates:
       
      dism /online /add-package /packagepath:C:updatefixexpandedWindows8.1-KB4054566-x64.cab
      dism /online /add-package /packagepath:C:updatefixexpandedWindows8.1-KB4338415-x64.cab
      dism /online /add-package /packagepath:C:updatefixexpandedWindows8.1-KB4338419-x64.cab
      dism /online /add-package /packagepath:C:updatefixexpandedWindows8.1-KB4338424-x64.cab
       
      You have now fixed the issue and all updates should now be cleanly installing via Windows Updates!
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