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How to Repair Error 0x80096002 in Windows Update Installer

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If you are using an offline Windows Update installer to install Windows updates on your Windows 10 computer, but suddenly you get the error “Installer detected error: 0x80096002, The message signer’s certificate is invalid or was not found”, read on, because in this article we will tell you how to fix the error.

What causes the error code 0x80096002 in Windows 10?

  • If a particular update is not intended for your device or if your operating system takes an abnormally long time to get new updates, this obstacle may occur.
  • Another possible cause of Windows Update Standalone Installer error may be due to corrupted system file entries and improper RAM allocation, which puts a strain on the processor.
  • Moreover, if you try to install an update that is not compatible with your operating system, the Standalone Installer error message may appear on your screen.

How to restore error message 0x80096002 in Windows 10?

Apply Windows updates troubleshooter

  1. Type Troubleshooting in the search bar.
  2. Click Troubleshooting.
  3. Then click the View All button in the panel.
  4. Click on Windows Update.
  5. Then click Next and perform Troubleshooting.

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How to Troubleshoot Windows Update Error Code 0x8007000d

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Installing the latest Windows 10 updates is one of the best ways to ensure your device is protected from the latest cyber threats. Microsoft releases new security updates every month on patch Tuesday, as well as two major operating system updates twice a year.

However, error code 0x8007000d can sometimes prevent you from updating your operating system. Let’s see what you can do to solve this problem.

What causes the Windows 10 update error 0x8007000d?

The 0x8007000d update error occurs mainly due to two reasons: corrupted system files or outdated Windows update components. SFC and DISM are two command-line utilities that can help repair corrupted files. If they don’t solve the problem, run Windows diagnostics or reset the update components. Let’s take a closer look at these optimizations. read more