The System Update Readiness Tool is a small piece of software released by Microsoft that is used to fix or fix Windows update problems. If you are unable to update Windows 10/8/7 or encounter an error 0x000000 that causes this process to fail, then the System Update Readiness Tool can definitely help you resolve the problem.
How does the System Update Readiness Tool work?
The System Update Readiness Tool regularly scans the system to promptly fix file errors and inconsistent registry settings for updates. The process of installing the System Update Readiness Tool takes about 15 minutes. The software does not encourage you to exit the SUR tool when installing. Although it does not display scan results on the screen, you can find activity log reports at% windir% \ Logs \ CBS \ CheckSUR.log.
The System Update Readiness Tool is only available on Windows Vista, Windows 7 , Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2. However, it has been integrated into Windows 10/8 so you can use the DISM command and sfc / scannow to activate immediately without installation.
Windows 7 & Windows Server
To use the System Update Readiness Tool on these two operating systems, you must download it from the Microsoft web site or via Download.com.vn.