Usually, Windows performs updates automatically and installs them in parallel. Sometimes this can be the problem. Therefore, try to perform the updates one after the other. Proceed as follows:
Step 1: Open the “Updates & Security” menu from Windows settings. Go to “Advanced Options” at the bottom.
Step 2: Uncheck the sliding switch for “Get updates for other Microsoft products when you update Windows”.
Step 3: Now perform the upgrade or update.
If none of these solutions help, it may sometimes be necessary to reset Windows 10. However, keep in mind that all installed and saved data, programs and settings will be lost in the process. Therefore, save all important files beforehand. A less radical method is to reset to a restore point if you have enabled this feature. To do this, go to “System and Security” > “Security and Maintenance” > “Restore”. This will reset Windows to an earlier point in time, which will also remove any defective update files. Then run the update again.