Windows 10 Anniversary Update error 0x800705b4

Please run the Windows Update troubleshooter and see if it fixes the issue:
1. Select the keyboard shortcut Win+S.
2. Type “troubleshoot” without the quotes and press the ENTER key.
3. Click View All.
4. Click Windows Update, Advanced in the next window and Next.
5. Click Advanced, then Run as an Administrator, check the box before Apply repairs automatically and click Next.
6. Click the Close button to finish troubleshooting or View detailed information to see more information about the results.

Please provide details of anything not fixed.

I have had this and it is normally caused be a problem with the software download folder.

1. Open Windows updates and click on “Advanced options”
2. Clear the option to get updates for other Microsoft products when you update Windows
3. Restart, then check for updates
4. The update process should complete successfully now (note, you may have to run it more than once to get all the updates)
5. As soon as you get the message “Your device is up to date”, go to the “Advanced options” again and re-select the option to get updates for other Microsoft products
6. Check for updates again, you should now be able to download and install them

I began receiving Error 0x800705b4 on 11/9/16. I tried a lot of the recommended "fixes" for this but none worked, so I took a look at what updates that Windows Update reported that weren't installing. There were 4 and they all had the same error code. I decided to go to the Microsoft website and manually download and install these updates. Therein lay the problem. This was one of the updates that was returning the error code:

Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1607 for x64-based Systems (KB3200970)

THAT UPDATE IS ABOUT 900 MEGABYTES AND IT WAS TOO DAMNED BIG TO INSTALL VIA WINDOWS UPDATE!!

I manually downloaded it which took about 35 minutes and then ran the install on it. After that the rest of the updates downloaded just fine. This was also stopping my Kaspersky Anti-Virus from updating automatically as well. I was updating that manually every day. Now it works fine too.

Hi.

Which Windows 10 version do you have? Could you include a link to the page from which I can download this update? 

Did  the "regedit" solution: didn't help.

Did the  delete “c:\windows\SoftwareDistribution” solution: didn't help.

Did your clear updates for other Microsoft products solution: SUCCESS!! 

Of course, it could be the combination of all three, but I'll be suggesting your remedy first when someone asks.