Windows Cumulative Update KB3197954 failed to install with error 0x800F0922

Select the keyboard shortcut Win+S, type Services, click View local services in the drop down list and press the ENTER key. Locate NetTcpPortSharing service in the list. Check that it has started and that the StartUp type is Automatic. If it is not set to Automatic right click and select Properties, General tab. There is a box after StartUp type. The options are available on a drop down by clicking on the arrow down to the right of the box. Make the change and click on Apply and OK. Restart the computer and check whether it has started.

Update the Nvidia Graphics driver to version 375.70:

http://www.nvidia.com/content/DriverDownload-March2009/confirmation.php?url=/Windows/375.70/375.70-desktop-win10-64bit-international-whql.exe&lang=us&type=GeForce

Please run System File Checker. Select the keyboard shortcut Win+X, and click Command Prompt (Admin) on the drop down menu. Type cd\ and press the ENTER key. Type sfc /scannow and press the ENTER key. Please say what is reported when the check completes.

After the process has finished, you may receive one of the following messages

•Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

•Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation.

•Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files and successfully repaired them.

•Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them.

Which message was received?

Please run the DISM tool. Select the keyboard shortcut Win+X, and click Command Prompt (Admin) on the drop down menu. Type cd\ and press ENTER. Type or copy and paste the command "DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Scanhealth " without the quotes and press the ENTER key. Type or copy and paste the command " DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth" without the quotes and press the ENTER key. Make sure you include the spaces where indicated. These procedures can take a long time to complete so you need to be extremely patient. Type exit when it completes, press the ENTER key and restart the computer.

If you get an Error 87 response recheck the command you entered.

Please upload a copy of the DISM log file as a shared file to your OneDrive and post a link here.

You may need to show hidden files. Use the keyboard shortcut Win+X to access Control Panel, Folder Options and select View, Advanced Settings. Verify that the box before "Show hidden files and folders" is checked and "Hide protected operating system files" is unchecked. You may need to scroll down to see the second item. You should also make certain that the box before "Hide extensions for known file types" is not checked.

Open File Explorer (keyboard shortcut Win+E) and locate your C partition. Expand C along the file path C>windows>logs>DISM>dism.log. To expand C click the arrowhead to left of C and repeat with windows and sub-folders as necessary.

All the fix scripts and hacks I found didn't work. What did work for me:

- downloaded a 1607 iso image

- Right-click -> mount

- On the mounted volume run setup

- Run an upgrade installation (keeping your files settings) and when asked, let it download the updates before starting the installation.

- After it's finished, let Windows update run again. It won't find so many as most of them are already installed by the setup.

All the fix scripts and hacks I found didn't work. What did work for me:

- downloaded a 1607 iso image

- Right-click -> mount

- On the mounted volume run setup

- Run an upgrade installation (keeping your files settings) and when asked, let it download the updates before starting the installation.

- After it's finished, let Windows update run again. It won't find so many as most of them are already installed by the setup.

After fussing around with trying to get kb3194798 and KB3197954 installed over the last 2 weeks with no success this solution worked perfectly.

Total time to fix via the above instructions was around 1 1/2 hours.

Thanks for the post!!!

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All the fix scripts and hacks I found didn't work. What did work for me:

- downloaded a 1607 iso image

- Right-click -> mount

- On the mounted volume run setup

- Run an upgrade installation (keeping your files settings) and when asked, let it download the updates before starting the installation.

- After it's finished, let Windows update run again. It won't find so many as most of them are already installed by the setup.

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Thank You  very much this was  the correct  solution for my problem with those updates.

Best regards

Roger

A thousand thank you's. 

This has been the only solution that has helped me after 3 failed CU updates. 

All the fix scripts and hacks I found didn't work. What did work for me:

- downloaded a 1607 iso image

- Right-click -> mount

- On the mounted volume run setup

- Run an upgrade installation (keeping your files settings) and when asked, let it download the updates before starting the installation.

- After it's finished, let Windows update run again. It won't find so many as most of them are already installed by the setup.

I tried this approach, but got stuck at the point where you select "Keep personal files and apps".
I could not select that option; it was only letting me select "Nothing" and the note at the bottom said "You can't keep Windows settings, personal files and apps because your current version of Windows might be installed in an unsupported directory."  
The "Nothing" option said "Everything will be deleted including files, apps and settings."

The current version is Windows 10 Home on a 3 year old Dell PC that came with Windows 8 or 8.1 (I think).

Any ideas on how to proceed? 

In my case I downloaded the update file

windows10.0-kb3197954-x64_74819c01705e7a4d0f978cc0fbd7bed6240642b0.msu
and installed perfectly. It did the reboot and even asked me not to turn off computer as if everything normal but when Windows was back it reported it as failed. I tried again to install manually, and same result. Update KB3197954 appears as failed to install even though it appeared to install successfully. First time something like this happens to me.