How to Fix Error 80070003:
Troubleshooting Windows Update
The first thing you are required to do is to start Windows Update troubleshooter to find and fix the problems for you. In order to that, follow the steps.
Search for Troubleshooting inside your Windows search box. If you are in Windows 7, go to Start menu and search for it inside the box at the bottom of the menu. In Windows 8, follow the same process to open the troubleshooting windows. After the search, find the Troubleshooting and click over it to open.
Inside the Troubleshooting window, navigate to the bottom and click System and Security to move to the next window.
Inside the System and Security window, navigate to the bottom again and there you will see Windows Update. Right-click on it and select run as administrator.
When you are in Windows Update troubleshooter, click the Next button to start the process. If at the first try, it doesn’t find the problem, try again to restart the troubleshooting process. After it is done, it would automatically fix the problem. Close the window and move to the next step.
Pushing Windows Update:
After the success of troubleshooting process, open Command Prompt by searching for it inside Start menu. Make sure to run it as administrator too in order to make it work properly.
Inside the command prompt, type the following command and hit Enter to start pushing the Windows 10 update.
wuauclt.exe /detectnow /updatenow
You would see the Windows update to start downloading Windows 10. We hope it will resolve Windows Error 80070003, If not you can choose to get free support by one of our technical experts by creating a support ticket HERE.
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4 thoughts on “How To Fix Error 80070003 (Fixed)”
This fixed my problem. Thanks Alot.
You are welcome, sonya.
Thank you techyuga. I was struck with this error since last 2 days. Its solved now.
Keep up the good work 🙂
Thank you so much for your kind comment.