Problem with windows updates

[TraySides]

I don't know if this is posted in the wrong place but i can at least try.

 

So, i bought a Samsung SSD around half a year ago and installed Windows with a USB, it pretty much works and i can use it for whatever i want, but i can't update it. When i update windows i ALWAYS get the screen where it says "We couldn’t complete the updates, Undoing changes" I tried to google it but i couldn't find anything that worked. Because my computer works other than that it doesn't affect me that much, but i still would like to keep my windows up to date.

Windows 10 anniversary got released and i wanted to install it, i downloaded the installation file and it started to download. It said that i could keep my files and nothing would be touched and that kind of stuff. When i was about to install it there was three options, Keep everything, Keep my files and Keep nothing. I could only select the Keep nothing. It said that my windows was incorrectly installed and that i had to remove everything. I made a copy of the whole c disk and installed
windows 10 anniversary. I thought that maybe it would fix itself so it installed windows "correctly". Otherwise i shouldn't be able to install it at all i thought. But my dreams were crushed and i still can't update windows. But now when i try to update i get another error before i get the "We couldn’t complete the updates, Undoing changes" and that is "Fatal error C00000D4 applying update 853 of 29630 (cmak.e...)". I thought that maybe someone could help me with this little problem. If you need more details or information i will try to give you what yo want.

 

Regards

[themctipers]

Reinstall? You don't need a key if you previously installed it.

[TraySides]

2 minutes ago, themctipers said:

Reinstall? You don't need a key if you previously installed it.

I've reinstalled it multiple times, it doesn't seem to work. But if there is no other solution i will so it again.

[themctipers]

Just now, TraySides said:

I've reinstalled it multiple times, it doesn't seem to work. But if there is no other solution i will so it again.

Compeltely wipe the hard drive (format it) and then reinstall. 

Also, use a fresh ISO.

[Ichi]

What's your down/up speed?

[TraySides]

2 minutes ago, themctipers said:

Compeltely wipe the hard drive (format it) and then reinstall. 

Also, use a fresh ISO.

I did format the drive the first time i installed windows, as i mentioned earlier it will be my last option. I've done it before and i don't really feel like reinstalling all my programs  

[TraySides]

4 minutes ago, Ichi said:

What's your down/up speed?

This may be  the most retarded question but, do you mean internet or ssd's write/read

[TraySides]

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