Fix: Windows 11 KB5032190 Fails to Install/Stuck at Downloading

Windows 11 KB5032190 Solutions for update installation failure or stuck

The Windows 11 KB5032190 cumulative update brings many new features and improvements to the Windows 11 23H2 and 22H2 versions, including Copilot, File Explorer, Emoticons, Windows Focus, and more. But sometimes, this update may not be installed. After checking for available updates in Windows Update, KB5032190 sometimes gets stuck in the download phase for several hours, stuck in specific percentages such as 0%, 20%, or 99%. The reasons why Windows 11 KB5032190 installation fail usually include: corrupt Windows update database, slow network speed, security software, system file corruption, software conflict, etc.

Here are some solutions:

Method 1: Manually download and install KB5032190

If KB5032190 cannot be installed, you can manually install it through the Microsoft Update Directory:

1. Visit https://www.php.cn/link/9f79d3e1e0806ef608303015cb30403b in a web browser.
2. Search for KB5032190 and select the updated version suitable for your operating system to download.

3. Click the .msu link to get the installation file and run the installation.

Method 2: Check and reinstall KB5032190

If the installation of KB5032190 fails or the download is stuck, please do the following:

1. Check network connections to ensure that the network is stable and fast.
2. Make sure that the C drive has enough disk space to save new updates.
3. Temporarily disable antivirus software as it may interfere with the update process.
4. Disable VPN.

Then, check for available updates to see if the KB update can be installed successfully. If it still doesn't work, please proceed to troubleshooting.

Method 3: Troubleshooting for Windows Update

Windows systems provide a tool called "Windows Update Troubleshooting" to scan for issues that block update installations and fix them. If KB5032190 cannot be installed on your computer, you should try this troubleshooter.

1. Press Win I to open the Settings window in Windows 11.
2. Go to System > Troubleshooting > Other Troubleshooting Programs .
3. Find Windows Update and click Run next to it.

4. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the repair.

Method 4: Repair Windows files

Sometimes, Windows system files are corrupted, causing many problems, including the installation of KB5032190. Therefore, you can try running System File Checker (SFC) to scan and repair corruption in Windows files.

1. Press Win S , enter cmd in the search box, and then click Run as administrator from the right pane.
2. Enter sfc /scannow and press Enter . It will then scan for corrupt/lost system files and replace them with the correct ones.

Then, try installing Windows 11 KB5032190 and see if it can be installed. If it still doesn't work, open the command prompt with administrator permissions and execute the command – DISM /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth .

Method 5: Clear the Windows Update Cache

For some reason, Windows update database or cache is corrupted, causing Windows KB5030190 update to get stuck. If Windows Update Troubleshooting fails to fix it, you can try clearing the cache.

1. In File Explorer, navigate to the path: C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download .
2. Use Ctrl A to select all items and delete them.

Next, go to Windows Update to check for available updates and install KB5032190 again.

Method 6: Install KB5032190 in a clean startup state

If the Windows 11 KB5032190 installation fails, you can try installing this update in a clean boot state to check if it is valid. This mode uses minimal drivers and starts the program to run the system, helping to determine if the interference of the background program prevents updates.

1. Press Win R , enter msconfig and click OK .
2. In the General tab, select Selective Start , uncheck the Load Startup item , and select Load System Services .
3. Under the Services tab, select Hide all Microsoft services and click Disable All .

4. Apply all the changes and restart the computer, and try to install KB5032190 again.

Method 7: Reset Windows Update Components

Resetting the Windows Update component can clear the update cache and restart the related services to resolve certain issues. If the Windows 11 KB5032190 update stuck problem occurs, you can try this method. To do this, you can run the command prompt with administrator privileges and execute some commands. (You can refer to the relevant article here: How to reset Windows Update Components in Windows 11/10)

By trying the above method, I hope it can solve your problem.

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