After KB3022345 failed installation (and it is still failing), every update is failing, except .NET 3.5. This is the current status:

- Succeeded

Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 no Windows 8.1 (KB3035487)

- Failed

Windows 8.1 (KB3051768)
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.1 e 4.5.2 in Windows 8.1 (KB3032663)
Internet Explorer Flash Player for Windows 8.1 (KB3061904)
Windows 8.1 (KB3061518)
Windows 8.1 (KB3045171)
Windows 8.1 (KB3046002)
Windows 8.1 (KB3055642)
Windows 8.1 (KB3050514)
Microsoft Office 2007 suites (KB2883029)
Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 8.1 (KB3049563)

Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.1 e 4.5.2 in Windows 8.1 (KB3032663) failed twice.

My computer is pt-BR and set to receive Windows Update automatically.

Is there a solution for this?

All the updates worked for me except 8.1 x64 (KB3046002) Not sure what the issue is. 

Tried standalone installer it fails as well.

Both give error code 80070003

• Edited by z3razerviper 6 hours 54 minutes ago

All the updates worked for me except 8.1 x64 (KB3046002) Not sure what the issue is. 

Tried standalone installer it fails as well.

Both give error code 80070003

• Edited by z3razerviper Wednesday, May 13, 2015 12:27 AM

All the updates worked for me except 8.1 x64 (KB3046002) Not sure what the issue is. 

Tried standalone installer it fails as well.

Both give error code 80070003

• Edited by z3razerviper Wednesday, May 13, 2015 12:27 AM

All the updates worked for me except 8.1 x64 (KB3046002) Not sure what the issue is. 

Tried standalone installer it fails as well.

Both give error code 80070003

• Edited by z3razerviper Wednesday, May 13, 2015 12:27 AM

Ok i finally got it to install using the download not windows update. But I had to do the following before the download would work.

See the link

 http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1-windows_update/windows-81-update-1-failed-error-80070003/f2f60085-27d7-4c85-b3c4-cd24380e30dc

and follow the instructions provided by Mykolas M. (pasted below) and run the WindowsUpdateDiagnostic tool reboot then download the manual patches and run the updates. 

1. Execute these commands as administrator in cmd:
dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth
dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
If first command reports that everything is fine and nothing is broken, there is no need for the second one. That was the case for me, but you might have different problems.
2. And this is what solved the problem for me. Try running the following command as administrator:
sfc /scannow
In my case, it found some system file errors and fixed them. I think I've rebooted afterwards and then tried to install the update. And it worked.

Thanks for your suggestion. I'm following it, but I got some problems:

1- WindowsUpdateDiagnostic.diagcab finds errors (3 sometimes 2) and says they were all corrected. Unfortunately, they were not corrected, because, if I run it again, it finds the same errors (and the updates still fail).

2- DISM /RESTOREHEALTH may use a WIM file to copy components from it. Do you know if the WIM file obtained with recimg.exe is enough?

3- DISM /RESTOREHEALTH with the default source (Windows Update) doesn't give me any feedback (after hours - my internet connection is dial-up), so I don't know if it's working or not.

ADDED:

4- I ran sfc /scannow: it detected errors that could not correct!

• Edited by BR AJCrau 8 hours 55 minutes ago sfc /scannow

Thanks for your suggestion. I'm following it, but I got some problems:

1- WindowsUpdateDiagnostic.diagcab finds errors (3 sometimes 2) and says they were all corrected. Unfortunately, they were not corrected, because, if I run it again, it finds the same errors (and the updates still fail).

2- DISM /RESTOREHEALTH may use a WIM file to copy components from it. Do you know if the WIM file obtained with recimg.exe is enough?

3- DISM /RESTOREHEALTH with the default source (Windows Update) doesn't give me any feedback (after hours - my internet connection is dial-up), so I don't know if it's working or not.

ADDED:

4- I ran sfc /scannow: it detected errors that could not correct!

• Edited by BR AJCrau Wednesday, May 13, 2015 10:27 PM sfc /scannow

Thanks for your suggestion. I'm following it, but I got some problems:

1- WindowsUpdateDiagnostic.diagcab finds errors (3 sometimes 2) and says they were all corrected. Unfortunately, they were not corrected, because, if I run it again, it finds the same errors (and the updates still fail).

2- DISM /RESTOREHEALTH may use a WIM file to copy components from it. Do you know if the WIM file obtained with recimg.exe is enough?

3- DISM /RESTOREHEALTH with the default source (Windows Update) doesn't give me any feedback (after hours - my internet connection is dial-up), so I don't know if it's working or not.

ADDED:

4- I ran sfc /scannow: it detected errors that could not correct!

• Edited by BR AJCrau Wednesday, May 13, 2015 10:27 PM sfc /scannow

I have tried to install KB3046002 on Windows 8 (64bit) machine using SCCM 2012. But unable install the this updates. Then tried to install same update on other machine got the same issue. However, all other KB's which i tried to install got install successfully.
Also, I have tried to install this KB article manually but unable to install the same.

• Edited by Mukund Bhamare 21 hours 23 minutes ago

I have tried to install KB3046002 on Windows 8 (64bit) machine using SCCM 2012. But unable install the this updates. Then tried to install same update on other machine got the same issue. However, all other KB's which i tried to install got install successfully.
Also, I have tried to install this KB article manually but unable to install the same.

• Edited by Mukund Bhamare Thursday, May 14, 2015 9:59 AM

Hi,

Thanks for the suggestion. I've already tried it (it runs WindowsUpdateDiagnostic.diagcab) and some problems were found and corrected. Unfortunately, running it again, the same problems are found, although the previous execution told me they were corrected.

Anyway,  my problems seem to be solved right now, and even the long list of failed updates from last tuesday are installed succesfully!

This is what happened:

1- After KB3022345 failed, I used the OS built in solution for WUpdate errors. It found errors and told me they were corrected (a green tick besides each one).

2- I tried to install KB3022345 again but it failed (many times).

3- I then ran sfc /scannow. It found erros but told me it could not correct them! This is frustrating!

4- I tried then dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth (which uses WUpdate as source) but it seems to be stuck at some point even after hours running (there's no visual information it is running).

5- Eventually, I noticed the KB3022345 has been pulled (not offered anymore, nor hidden).

6- Then I set WUpdate to automatic download and install again, and voila, the long list of failed updates were successfully installed.

Currently, my computer seems to be OK with all updates successfully installed, and KB3022345 pulled off (not installed, not offered and not hidden).

Thanks WUTeam!  

ADDED:

I forgot to mention in step 2- that I ran the diagnostic tool (WindowsUpdateDiagnostic.diagcab) and also tried to install the standalone package for that KB, without success.

• Marked as answer by BR AJCrau 13 hours 23 minutes ago
• Edited by BR AJCrau 11 hours 48 minutes ago More info for step 2

Hi,

Thanks for the suggestion. I've already tried it (it runs WindowsUpdateDiagnostic.diagcab) and some problems were found and corrected. Unfortunately, running it again, the same problems are found, although the previous execution told me they were corrected.

Anyway,  my problems seem to be solved right now, and even the long list of failed updates from last tuesday are installed succesfully!

This is what happened:

1- After KB3022345 failed, I used the OS built in solution for WUpdate errors. It found errors and told me they were corrected (a green tick besides each one).

2- I tried to install KB3022345 again but it failed (many times).

3- I then ran sfc /scannow. It found erros but told me it could not correct them! This is frustrating!

4- I tried then dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth (which uses WUpdate as source) but it seems to be stuck at some point even after hours running (there's no visual information it is running).

5- Eventually, I noticed the KB3022345 has been pulled (not offered anymore, nor hidden).

6- Then I set WUpdate to automatic download and install again, and voila, the long list of failed updates were successfully installed.

Currently, my computer seems to be OK with all updates successfully installed, and KB3022345 pulled off (not installed, not offered and not hidden).

Thanks WUTeam!  

ADDED:

I forgot to mention in step 2- that I ran the diagnostic tool (WindowsUpdateDiagnostic.diagcab) and also tried to install the standalone package for that KB, without success.

• Marked as answer by BR AJCrau Friday, May 15, 2015 6:00 PM
• Edited by BR AJCrau Friday, May 15, 2015 7:35 PM More info for step 2