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service which keeps Windows updated by downloading and installing latest updates, service packs, drivers and hotfixes released by Microsoft. But sometimes users face various problems related to Windows an error has occurred in the script on this page windows 7 Update such as not being able to download or install updates, getting random
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error messages, not being able to search for new updates, etc. These kind of issues can occur when Windows Update
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database or components are corrupted, one or more services related to Windows Update are not running, etc. Today in this article, we are going to share a simple batch script which can https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Reset-Windows-Update-Agent-d824badc help you in fixing various kind of issues related to Windows Update. This script can be used in all Windows versions. This batch script simply resets Windows Update components such as system folders (catroot2, SoftwareDistribution, etc) and services (Background Intelligent Transfer Service, Cryptographic Services and Windows Update or Automatic Updates Service) to troubleshoot the issue. A big thanks to our reader "DTM" for sharing the commands http://www.askvg.com/fix-windows-update-problems-using-automatic-reset-script/ which we have used in this batch script. He shared these commands in our following exclusive topic: [Fix] "Your Windows 8.1 Install Couldn't be Completed, Something Happened" Error Message Although he shared the commands to fix Windows 8.1 update installation problem, but these commands will work in other Windows Update related issues as well. If you are also facing any problem related to Windows Update in any Windows version, check out following simple steps to fix it: STEP 1: First of all you need to create the batch script. Open Notepad and paste following code in it: @ECHO OFF echo Simple Script to Reset / Clear Windows Update echo. PAUSE echo. attrib -h -r -s %windir%\system32\catroot2 attrib -h -r -s %windir%\system32\catroot2\*.* net stop wuauserv net stop CryptSvc net stop BITS ren %windir%\system32\catroot2 catroot2.old ren %windir%\SoftwareDistribution sold.old ren "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\application data\Microsoft\Network\downloader" downloader.old net Start BITS net start CryptSvc net start wuauserv echo. echo Task completed successfully... echo. PAUSE Now save the file with the name "WUReset.bat" (including quotes). Or you can download the ready-made batch script using following link: Download Windows Update Reset Script STEP 2: Now run the batch script. Right-click on the .bat file and s
being able to handle errors helps to ensure that an unexpected event will not go on to wreck the system you are http://www.vexasoft.com/blogs/powershell/7255220-powershell-tutorial-try-catch-finally-and-error-handling-in-powershell working on. Take the example below. Every week in our sample company (MyCompany.Com) Human Resources are going to upload a list telling us who should have access to the Expenses https://developers.google.com/apps-script/troubleshooting database. If a name isn’t in the list from HR we’re going to remove it from the group and that user will no longer be able to log expense claims: windows update $AuthorizedUsers= Get-Content \\ FileServer\HRShare\UserList.txt $CurrentUsers=Get-ADGroupMember "Expenses Claimants" Foreach($User in $CurrentUsers) { If($AuthorizedUsers -notcontains $User) { Remove-ADGroupMember -Identity "Expenses Claimants" -User $User } } Now, you can see where this is going to go wrong. One week HR doesn’t get around to uploading the list or, just as we are about to access the list, the file server dies. Suddenly PowerShell reset windows update throws an error on the Get-Content cmdlet and the $AuthorizedUser variable remains empty. Because our script doesn’t handle errors, it continues to run and, in a very short space of time, it has removed every user from our expenses group. Pretty soon the irate phone calls start flooding in and life gets a little less happy. The way to avoid all this is to catch the errors and then handle the event that caused them (which in this case is halt the script and have a shout at someone in HR). Terminating and Non-Terminating Errors One of the key things to know when catching errors is that only certain errors can be caught by default. Errors come in two types – terminating and non-terminating. A terminating error is an error that will halt a function or operation. If you make a syntax error or run out of memory, that is a terminating error. Terminating errors can be caught and handled. Non-terminating errors allow Powershell to continue and usually come from cmdlets or other managed situations. Under normal circumstances
ResourcesBest PracticesCase StudiesGlossaryNotable Script LibrariesTerms of Service How to Get HelpService Health DashboardIssue TrackerTroubleshootingRelease Notes2016201520142013201220112010Sunset ScheduleOther ResourcesBest PracticesCase StudiesGlossaryNotable Script LibrariesTerms of Service Products Google Apps Apps Script Support Troubleshooting Even the most experienced developer rarely writes code correctly on the first try, making troubleshooting an important part of of the development process. In this section we'll cover some techniques that can help you find, understand, and debug errors in your scripts. Error messages When working in the Script Editor, you'll see an error message appear as soon as your script encounters a problem. They are displayed in a red bar at the top of the screen and often the line that contains the error is highlighted. There are two basic types of errors displayed in this way: syntax errors and runtime errors. Syntax errors These are caused by writing code that doesn't follow the JavaScript grammar, and the errors are detected as soon as you try to save the script. Take for example the following code, which is bound to a Google Sheet containing some accounting data: function emailDataRow(rowNumber) { var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet(); var data = sheet.getDataRange().getValues(); var rowData = data[rowNumber-1].join(" "; MailApp.sendEmail('john@example.com', 'Data in row ' + rowNumber, rowData); } Do you see the problem? There is a missing ) character at the end of the fourth line. When you try to save the script you'll get the following error: Missing ) after argument list. (line 4) These types of errors are usually simple to troubleshoot, since they are found right away and typically have simple causes. You aren't able to save a file that contains syntax errors, meaning that only valid code is saved into your project. Runtime errors These errors are caused by using a function or class incorrectly, and can only be detected once the script has been run. Take for example the following code: function emailDataRow(rowNumber) { var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet(); var data = sheet.getDataRange().getValues(); var rowData = data[rowNumber-1].join(" "); MailApp.sendEmail('john', 'Data in row ' + rowNumber, rowData); } The code is formatted correctly, but we are passing the value "john" for the email address when calling MailApp.sendEmail. Since this is not a valid email address the fol