Установщик обнаружил ошибку 0x8024001d windows 10

Remote Server Administration Tools — позволяет администрировать контроллер домена со своего рабочего компа. В моём случае с Windows 10.

RSAT — Remote Server Administration Tools

Есть три способа установки:

• Общий вариант, когда мы качаем пакет и устанавливаем его вручную.
• Через дополнительные компоненты.
• Через PowerShell.

Ошибка 0x8024001d

При общем варианте установки вы можете увидеть ошибку:

Установщик обнаружил ошибку 0x8024001d

Это означает, что ваша версия Windows больше не поддерживает общий вариант установки RSAT. Устанавливайте через дополнительные компоненты или через PowerShell.

Ошибка 0x800f0954

При попытке установить RSAT через дополнительные компоненты вы можете столкнуться с ошибкой «сбой установки».

В журнале при этом ничего вразумительного не написано.

При попытке установить RSAT через PowerShell та же ошибка выглядит несколько иначе.

Get-WindowsCapability -Name RSAT* -Online | Add-WindowsCapability -Online

Сбой Add-WindowsCapability. Код ошибки: 0x800f0954

Покопавшись я понял, что проблема кроется в политиках домена, скорее всего, дополнительные компоненты пытаются установиться через доменный WSUS, а нужных пакетов там нет. С одной стороны это и не плохо, нечего юзерам ставить всякое админское ПО. С другой стороны, мне-то оно нужно.

Решим проблему через локальные политики. Запускаем gpedit.msc:

gpedit.msc

Открывается редактор локальной групповой политики. Нам нужен раздел Конфигурация компьютера > Административные шаблоны > Система > Укажите параметры для установки необязательных компонентов и восстановления компонентов. Или Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Specify settings for optional component installation and component repair.

Редактируем политику. Включаем и ставим галку «Скачайте содержимое для восстановления и дополнительные компоненты непосредственно из Центра обновления Windows вместо использования служб Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)».

OK.

Теперь, если доступ в Интернет есть, всё установится. Проверяем установку RSAT через дополнительные компоненты.

Проверяем установку RSAT через PowerShell.

Get-WindowsCapability -Name RSAT* -Online | Add-WindowsCapability -Online

Всё устанавливается.

Windows 10 offers automatic method for the users to install a new rollout through Settings app. However, the process is not as smooth as it seems always rather; you might end up encountering errors and complications. Some error codes may appear preventing the system from looking for the new patches or even installing them after downloading. 0x8024001d is such an annoying error code responsible for the failure to install an update. Furthermore, “RSAT installer encountered an error: 0x8024001d” may occur when you attempt to re-install the tool after the successful installation of a patch.

It’s hard to assume truly from where error 0x8024001d is generated and forbidding the update installation to the system. Generally, such issues occur from wrongly configured Windows Registry entries, invalid Date & Time, corrupted Windows file system, and internet access problems. Besides, defective Windows Update services, misconfigured hard disk, malware infection can bring forth the same. Although, some common fixes might rectify the error.

Here is how to Fix Windows update Error 0x8024001d –

1] Prepare Windows 10 for successful RSAT installation

After upgrading Windows 10, you find Remote Server Administration Tools missing from your system. Once you download RSAT tool manually and try to install it, the process throws error 0x8024001d. If the same happens to you, go through the below steps for a successful installation.

1. Press – Windows + S.
2. Type – cmd.
3. Right-click on Command Prompt and choose – Run as administrator.
4. To allow User Account Control, click – Yes.
5. In the black pane, insert – net stop wuauserv.
6. Hit – Enter.
7. Minimize Command Prompt.
8. Now, Open Registry Editor.
9. Navigate to –

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU

1. From right-pane, double-click – UseWUServer.
2. Put 0 in the Value data box.
3. Click – OK.
4. Go back to Command Prompt.
5. Run – net start wuauserv command.
6. Thereafter, copy the following command-line and paste the same in elevated Command Prompt –

DISM.exe /Online /add-capability /CapabilityName:Rsat.ActiveDirectory.DS-LDS.Tools~~~~0.0.1.0

1. Press – Enter.
2. Now, revert the UseWUServer value to 1 that you changed through Registry Editor.
3. Reboot Windows 10.
4. When the system powers up, try installing RSAT again.
5. This will fix 0x8024001d RSAT error.

2] Run System File checker

Oftentimes, the system finds it complicated to read the files necessary to complete an installing process. Hence, some unexpected errors might show up one of which is Windows update Error 0x8024001d. To obliterate these error codes, fixing the system files is only the option.

Some errors are too associated with missing system components or corrupted ones. The one tool that can fix all of these torments is System File Checker. But if the found corruption is too much complicated, you might need to run DISM tool to make the System File checker work. Therefore, we will run the DISM command-line prior to SFC scan in order to save some time.

1. Click search icon present on taskbar.
2. Type – cmd.
3. Press – Ctrl+ Shift+ Enter.
4. Permit User Account Control by hitting – Yes.
5. Copy-paste the following commands in the black pane one by one and hit Enter after each–

dism /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth

dism /online /cleanup-image /checkhealth

dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

1. Once you are done running the above commands, type in sfc /scannow and then press – Enter.
2. Wait and let the scanning process ends fully.
3. If the found corruption gets fixed, close Command Prompt and reboot the PC.

3] Set correct the Date & Time

Windows update process often fails to initiate if the Date & Time settings are incorrect. This happens when someone changes time zone and the automatic syncing of time is not toggled on. However, this can be easily settled by adjusting Date & Time Settings. Here are the steps to follow –

1. Press – Windows + R.
2. In the Run command, type – control.
3. Click – OK.
4. Set the View by option to Category.
5. Click – Clock and Region.
6. From the right pane of the subsequent page, hit – Date and Time.
7. Shift to Internet Time tab.
8. Click – Change settings.
9. Check the box set before Synchronize with an Internet time server.
10. Hit – Update now.
11. Finally, click – OK.

4] Reconnect internet connection

The autonomous Windows updating process starts only when a stable internet connection is available. If you have encountered Windows update Error 0x8024001d unexpectedly, check the internet connection first for proper connectivity.

When everything seems alright, disconnect the computer from Wi-Fi connection or remove the ethernet cable for the time being. After some time, reconnect the connections and try updating Windows again. This will possibly resolve the issue.

5] Reset Windows Update Service

In order to function Windows updating Process properly, number of services work together. If accidentally any of these services are unavailable in Windows, the updating process will end up in trouble and may bring forth error 0x8024001d. Resetting the Windows Update Service and other associate components may help in such a case.

1. Click the Start button.
2. Type in – cmd.exe.
3. Press – Ctrl + Shift + Enter.
4. When User Account Control prompts, click – Yes.
5. Copy the following commands in turn and paste them into the appearing black pane. Don’t forget to press Enter after each line –

net stop wuauserv
net stop cryptSvc
net stop bits
net stop msiserver
ren C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution SoftwareDistribution.old
ren C:\Windows\System32\catroot2 Catroot2.old
net start wuauserv
net start cryptSvc
net start bits
net start msiserver

1. Close Command Prompt.
2. Restart your Windows machine.
3. After signing back in, check whether the error shows up anymore.

6] Start Windows in Clean Boot to fix 0x8024001d RSAT

Clean Boot is a specialized startup process where Windows negates all third-party services, applications, and settings and runs with default setup only. Quite often detrimental third-party suits, services are too responsible to block the Windows updating process hence you can see Error 0x8024001d on screen. To eliminate this issue, boot Windows in Clean Boot and see if it helps. Guidelines are as following –

1. Press – Windows key.
2. Type – msconfig.exe.
3. Hit – Enter to launch System Configuration.
4. Select the radio button present before Selective startup.
5. Uncheck – Load startup items.
6. Shift to Services tab.
7. Tick the checkbox set for Hide all Microsoft services.
8. Click – Disable all.
9. Move to the Startup tab.
10. Click the link – Open Task Manager.
11. When the dedicated window turns up, disable all startup programs.
12. For that, right-click on each application individually and choose – Disable.
13. Go back to System Configuration window.
14. Click Apply and then OK.
15. Restart the PC.
16. When PC starts in clean boot mode, try updating Windows.

7] Unplug USB devices

USB peripherals like speaker, mouse, keyboard, scanner/printers are also found to be causing trouble in Windows updating process hence you can experience Error 0x8024001d. This might seem strange and the exact reason behind this is yet to be known. There is no official explanation from Microsoft as well to settle down the matter.

For instance, you can unplug the USB device that is causing trouble until the Windows updating process ends up smoothly. If you don’t know which specific accessory is at fault, pull out cords of all peripherals gently. Reconnect necessary peripherals when the system finishes installing updates successfully.

8] Run Windows Update Troubleshooter

This is quite normal that the Windows update entangled with numerous bugs and issues from time to time. Starting from searching the latest patches to installing them to Windows, you may come across error codes obstructing the process. Hence, Microsoft came up with a suitable utility so that users can fix the associated issues and have the latest patches installed smoothly. Windows Update Troubleshooter exists in every version of the Operating System and makes sure you utilize this in case of problems.

1. Press – Windows + I.
2. Click – Update & Security.
3. From the left sidebar, choose – Troubleshoot.
4. Move to right-pane and then click – Additional troubleshooters.
5. Select – Windows update.
6. From the expanded tray, click – Run the troubleshooter.

1. Comply with on-screen instructions to continue the process.
2. After scanning the system; if the utility comes with a resolution, click – Apply this fix.

9] Fix the hard Disk corruption

Check disk tool is an amazing utility that can bring forward hard disk defective areas and resolve them automatically. Since error 0x8024001d is often caused by poor portions in the Hard Disk, running the tool may help to resolve the issue. Follow the below steps to run the utility in Windows –

1. Open Command Prompt as administrator.
2. In the command prompt, insert – chkdsk C: /f /r /x
3. Hit – Enter.
4. If the volume is currently in use, press Y to initiate the scanning process at the next startup.

10] Uninstall third-Party anti-virus

Anti-malware programs often misinterpret the update components as malware and block them eventually. This doesn’t only obstruct the Windows Update but also generates error codes like 0x8024001d. You can uninstall the third-party anti-malware programs straightway following the below instructions –

1. Right-click Start button and choose – Run.
2. In the dialog box, type – appwiz.cpl.
3. Click – OK.
4. When the ‘Programs and Features’ window shows up, look for the third-party antivirus program installed on your system.
5. Right-click the same and then select – Uninstall.
6. Comply with on-screen instructions to finish the removal process.

11] Disable Default Windows Firewall

Disabling the Firewall is not recommended at all since malware is always looking for a sleek chance to break into the system. However, we have found some update files might have issues with the Windows Firewall. Keeping the service enabled, you cannot accomplish the installation process and therefore, disable Firewall temporarily using the below steps –

1. Press – Windows key.
2. In the search bar, type – firewall.cpl.
3. Hit – Enter.
4. From the left sidebar of the newly appeared window, click – Turn Windows Defender Firewall on or off.
5. Select the checkboxes of Turn off Windows Defender Firewall (not recommended) for both Private network settings and Public network settings.
6. Click – OK.

Note – Don’t forget to enable Windows Firewall after resolving the update error.

12] Download the update from Windows Update Catalog

Windows Update Error 0x8024001d mostly arises when the system tries to install updates through an autonomous process. And most of the time, it gets fixed when you initiate the process manually. Doing so is quite simple if you follow the below steps precisely –

1. Visit the webpage of Windows Update Catalog.
2. Click the search bar of the website.
3. Type KB number you want to get.
4. Click – Search.
5. When the result appears, look for the version that matches your PC specs.
6. Click Download present next to the suitable package.
7. Doing so will bring forth a new window.
8. Click the link available there.
9. If prompted, opt for Save File and then click – OK.
10. Double-click the msu file you downloaded.
11. Allow User Account Control by clicking – Yes.
12. Comply with on-screen instructions to finish the process.

Methods list:
1] Prepare Windows 10 for successful RSAT installation
2] Run System File checker
3] Set correct the Date & Time
4] Reconnect internet connection
5] Reset Windows Update Service
6] Start Windows in Clean Boot
7] Unplug USB devices
8] Run Windows Update Troubleshooter
9] Fix the hard Disk corruption
10] Uninstall third-Party anti-virus
11] Disable Default Windows Firewall
12] Download the update from Windows Update Catalog

That’s all!!!

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If Windows 11 or Windows 10 is displaying error 0x8024001D while installing Windows Update or while downloading a game or an app from Microsoft Store, the suggestions mentioned in this post are sure to help you fix the problem. The most common causes of Windows update errors and Microsoft Store errors are the corrupted Windows Update Components and corrupted Microsoft Store cache. According to the affected users, a few minutes after starting the download from Microsoft Store, they see the error code 0x8024001D.

0x8024200D (WU_E_UH_NEEDANOTHERDOWNLOAD)

Go through the following solutions to fix the 0x8024001D Windows Update or Microsoft Store error.

1. Rename the Software Distribution folder
2. Reset the Windows Update Components
3. Update Microsoft Store
4. Clear Microsoft Store cache or reset Microsoft Store

Below, we have explained all these fixes in detail.

1] Rename the Software Distribution folder

The Software Distribution folder is an important component of Windows Update. It contains the temporary files needed to install the latest Windows updates on a user’s system. In case Windows Update fails, deleting the contents inside the Software Distribution folder or renaming it can fix the issue. Deleting the contents inside it is considered safe because Windows recreate the files inside it if removed. Even if you delete the Software Distribution folder, Windows will recreate it.

If any file inside the Software Distribution folder is corrupted, it will create issues while installing the Windows Updates due to which Windows displays an error code. Either rename or delete the contents inside the Software Distribution folder and check if it helps.

Open an elevated command prompt windows, type the following commands one after the other, and hit Enter:

net stop wuauserv

net stop bits

rename c:\windows\SoftwareDistribution SoftwareDistribution.bak

net start wuauserv

net start bits

2] Reset the Windows Update Components

This error code usually appears when running the Windows Update Standalone Installer. To fix the error, reset the Windows Update Components. Resetting Windows Update Components is one of the troubleshooting methods to fix Windows Update problems. You can do it manually or use the Reset Windows Update Tool. After performing this action, the Windows update should get installed on your system without any error.

3] Update Microsoft Store

For the best experience on Microsoft Store, it is always suggested to use the latest version of Microsoft Store. Issues can occur if you are using an outdated version of Store. Check for Microsoft Store updates manually and see if it fixes the problem. To update Microsoft Store, follow the steps below:

• Launch Microsoft Store.
  • If you are a Windows 11 user, go to “Library > Get Updates.”
  • Windows 10 users have to select the See more option and then go to “Downloads and updates > Get updates.”
• If an update for Microsoft Store is available, it will start installing automatically.

After updating Microsoft Store, the issue should get fixed. If not, try the next solution.

4] Clear Microsoft Store cache or reset Microsoft Store

If the Microsoft Store cache is corrupted, you will experience several errors while installing and updating apps and games via the Microsoft Store. One way to fix the corrupted Microsoft Store cache problem is to clear the cache. To do so, open an elevated Command Prompt and type the following command. After that, hit Enter.

WSReset.exe

This process will take some time. After the process gets completed, Microsoft Store will be launched automatically. Now, check if you can download or update apps or games from the Store.

If after clearing the Microsoft Store cache, the issue still persists, reset Store. An option to reset Microsoft Store is available in Windows 11/10 Settings. The following instructions will guide you on this.

• Open Windows 11/10 Settings.
• Go to “Apps > Apps & features.”
• Scroll down and locate Microsoft Store.
  • In Windows 10. select Microsoft Store and click on Advanced options.
  • In Windows 11, click on the three horizontal dots next to Microsoft Store and select Advanced options.
• Scroll down and click on the Reset button.

The above action will delete the app’s data and sign-in preferences. After resetting Microsoft Store, you have to sign into Store again.

Read: Fix Microsoft Store error 0x80131505

Windows Update Standalone Installer encountered an error 0x8024001d

If you see Windows Update Standalone Installer Error 0x8024001d when running Windows Update Standalone Installer, we suggest you run Windows Update Troubleshooter and Enable Windows Identity Foundation and see if it helps.

How do I fix Installer encountered an error 0x8024001D?

You may see the “Installer encountered an error:0x8024001d” while installing RSAT on your system. By using the RSAT or Remote Server Administration Tool, the IT administrators can manage roles and features in Windows Server remotely. If you cannot install RSAT via Windows Installer, you can try installing it via Windows PowerShell. If this does not work, you have to modify a Registry key.

How do I fix error code 0x8024402c?

The Windows Update error 0x8024402c usually occurs if the firewall or proxy settings on your computer are configured incorrectly. Due to this, the connection to the Windows Update servers fails. To fix this issue, you have to clear the proxy cache after removing characters from the proxy server list. If this does not work, enable the “Automatically detect settings” option in Internet Options.

How do I fix error 0x8024402f?

If you see the error 0x8024402f while installing Windows Update, the first thing that you should do is to run the Windows Update Troubleshooter. Troubleshooters are automated tools that help users fix problems that they face on their Windows devices. In addition to this, you can also try resetting Windows Update Components and deleting the contents of the Software Distribution folder.

There might be a background application interfering with Windows Update. You can check this by troubleshooting your computer in a Clean Boot state. If you find such a program, consider uninstalling it or check for its updated version on its official website.

Read next: Fix Windows Update Error 0x800f080a.

Did you fail to update Windows 10 because of an error code 0x8024001D on your device? If so, read this tutorial in detail as we discuss why it occurs and what are the possible ways to fix it. Usually, this bug arises due to corrupted Windows Components, missing system files, or stored cache. This bug may also appear due to missing RSAT file, wrongly configured Date & Time, or disabled Windows Update Services.

Whatever is the cause that triggered error code 0x8024001d while updating Windows 10 in your case, you may solve this by applying the below solutions sequentially –

• Check Internet Connectivity
• Unplug USB devices
• Reinstall Remote Server Administration Tools
• Check and correct the corrupted Windows 10 image
• Correct Date & Time
• Run Windows Update Troubleshooter
• Purge Windows Cache Folders
• Run CHKDSK
• Perform a Clean Boot

If you are not able to update Windows 10 because of an error code 0x8024001D, try out the below suggestions –

1. Check Internet Connectivity

The first and foremost thing that you must ensure before downloading any pending update is a stable net connection. So, go and check if you are able to browse online smoothly or not. If not, try disconnecting to the Wi-Fi or remove/re-attach the ethernet cable. In case you are accessing the internet via a Mobile hotspot, put your phone in Airplane mode then turn it off. A simple restart of the network should resume the download and thus solve this error code. 

2. Unplug USB devices

The presence of secondary devices like wireless mouse/keyboard, speaker, printer, etc. may also cause such errors while upgrading Windows 10. To settle down this issue then, you have to identify the buggy device and unplug that from your device. In case you are not able to find the faulty device, unplug all the peripheral devices, and restart your PC. Use a wired mouse and keyboard from the next logon. 

3. Reinstall Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT)

A missing RSAT file on your computer may also trigger error code 0x8024001d while installing Windows 10 updates. It is therefore advised to download the Remote Server Administrator Tool and install it manually. Here’s how to perform this task –

• Open Command Prompt as Administrator.
• On the elevated prompt, execute the following code –

net stop wuauserv

• Minimize the Console window and press WinKey + S to launch the Search window.
• Type regedit and double-click on the top result. 
• When the UAC window prompts, hit Yes.
• On the registry, navigate to the following –

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU

• When you reach out to the above path, move to the right side and double-click on UseWUServer.
• Inside the Value Data Field, put “0” and hit OK.
• Re-launch the Command Prompt and run the below codes one after another. Make sure to press the Enter key after each command –

net start wuauserv 

DISM.exe /Online /add-capability /CapabilityName:Rsat.ActiveDirectory.DS-LDS.Tools~~~~0.0.1.0

• Re-visit the registry window, and undo the changes that you performed there i.e. change the “UseWUServer” value back to “1”.
• Restart your Windows PC and the RSAT file gets installed in the meantime. 

4. Check and correct the corrupted Windows 10 image

If the Windows 10 image has corrupted on your device, the system finds it pretty difficult to read the files required to process a pending update. That’s the reason why it throws an error code 0x8024001d. To resolve this issue then, you must check for a corrupted Windows 10 image and if so, correct the same using the below steps – 

• Make a right-click on the Windows icon and select Run.
• Type “cmd” and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter keys altogether.
• Doing so will invoke the Command Prompt having Admin rights. 
• Copy/paste the following and press Enter.

dism /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth

dism /online /cleanup-image /checkhealth

dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

• The first two codes will scan and check if there are any issues on your device. Running the last code will resolve whatever problems it encountered during the first two code run. 
• After the Windows Corruption is revoked, type sfc /scannow and then press – Enter.
• The system file checker will commence immediately afterward and check if there are any issues with the system files. If it does find any problem, the same gets resolved automatically by the SFC. 
• In the end, type exit and press Enter to come out of the Command Prompt.
• Restart Windows 10 to make the changes effective from the next sign-in.

5. Correct Date & Time

Incorrectly configured Date & Time on your PC may also result in an update process failing on error code 0x8024001d. So, go and check if your device matches the Date & Time with the Time Zone of the region where you reside. Here are the steps to work upon –

• Right-click on the right corner of the Taskbar and click Adjust date and time. 
• Slide the toggle switches of the following to the right –
  • “Set time automatically” 
  • “Set time zone automatically”
• Next, click on the button – Sync now.

• Doing so will update the date and time on your device matching with the region where you live. 

6. Run Windows Update Troubleshooter

Windows update doesn’t processing and instead throwing some error codes is quite normal these days. If you haven’t been able to solve the error code 0x8024001D yet, running the update troubleshooter might help or at least let you know why this is occurring in the first place. Here’s how to perform Windows troubleshooting –

• Press Windows key + I.
• Select Update & Security > Windows Update.
• Move to the right pane and click Additional troubleshooters.
• Click to expand Windows update and hit Run the troubleshooter. 

• Follow the on-screen instructions to continue the process. 
• In case, it appears with a resolution, hit – Apply this fix. 

7. Purge Windows Cache Folders

Whenever you update your system, some information about the update gets stored inside the Cache folders. There are basically two such folders and they are – SoftwareDistribution and Catroot2. Over a period of time, these folders get accumulated with a lot of information and thus result in different error codes. You never know whether this indeed is the case or not. So, it would be better if you purge the above-mentioned folders. 

Note: Make sure to stop all update-related services in advance so that no other bugs start appearing on your PC. 

8. Run CHKDSK

The update error code 0x8024001d must have resolved by now. If not, check whether the HDD is all okay on your computer or not. CHKDSK is a great in-built tool by Microsoft for such purposes. Here’s how to use this tool – 

• Open Command Prompt having administrative privileges.
• Type the following near the blinking cursor and press Enter –

chkdsk C: /f /r /x

• You will receive a message saying – “The volume is currently in use”. Type “Y” to initiate the hardware scanning the next time you restart your PC. 

9. Perform the Clean Boot

If none of the above workarounds help to resolve this error code, try performing a clean boot on your PC. Clean Boot is basically a startup process wherein Windows stop all third-party apps and services. With all external applications and services turned off, you will get to know if the issue is still occurring or gets resolved. 

In case this does solve the issue, you need to get rid of all third-party apps and services. Otherwise, download and clean install Windows 10 on your PC.