As it sas, you go to the normal Settings - update. but:
During those builds, which were being thrust upon us, I came across this. It worked for me, but had different results for others. I have it downloaded, so cannot compliment the source. Follow it through with care.
Method 1: Check the Windows Update log file for the errors
a.Click on start; in the start search type %Windir%\WindowsUpdate.log and hit Enter.
b.Open the log file.
c.Scroll down almost towards the bottom of the page and you’ll find the error of those updates that failed to install.
Method 2: Steps to erase Windows Update history
Note:Erasing the windows update history will just remove the entries of the updates and not really the updates itself.
a.Go to menu Start> All Programs> Accessories. Right click on the "command prompt" and select "Run as Administrator".
b.Copy/paste the below command:
c.net stop wuauserv
d.And select OK.
e.Wait until confirmation that the service is stopped.
f.To delete the file, copy the following command in the command prompt:
g.del %systemroot%\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore\Logs\edb.log
h.You can also delete it manually by going to the location in windows explorer.
i.you can restart the service with this command:
j.net start wuauserv
You will find it takes a while to "check for updates," as it sees the log empty, but persist.
