Windows 10: Error code 0x800b0109,0x800b0108 Help! ,windows insider is nor updating and windows trouble...

Error code 0x800b0109,0x800b0108 Help! ,windows insider is nor updating and windows trouble shooter also.microsoftstore also not working

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Windows 10 Insider Preview Update Error code: (0x800b0109)

I am using Windows 10 Insider Preview, which is upgraded from windows 7 before 2 months. Since last two month window is working properly but suddenly last week windows update will not downloaded.

The error code that I receive is

Some update files aren't signed correctly.

Error code: (0x800b0109)

I then troubleshoot the problem by windows update troubleshooter says every thing okay.

I then tried to manually update the computer and received same error.

This has been going on for days.

The system will neither update automatically or manually.

Thanks

 

80246002 Error from windows update

Every time I attempt to check for new windows updates, I get the error "Windows could not search for updates" and the error code 80246002. I've searched online quite a bit and only found a few links to Microsoft FixIts, and some commands you could run in attempt to clear it. I've attempted to simply reinstall windows, but even with a fresh copy I still have this error. Does anyone know anything at all that could help?

 

Windows 10 Insider Preview Update Error code: (0x800b0109)

Perhaps this will help some of you that have this issue.

I had this same problem after I removed a Windows 10 machine from my company's AD Domain and enrolled the machine in the Windows Insider Program to get the pre-release Win10 Anniversary Update. After enrolling in the fast ring and waiting for a few hours,
the update downloaded and installed. After rebooting, I went into Windows Update and saw
“Some update files aren't signed correctly. Error code: (0x800b0109)”. Ugh. After spending some time sleuthing, I discovered that in my case, it was caused by an old WSUS entry in the registry. My company
has a WSUS server to manage Windows Update. It appears the registry entry wasn't reset when the machine was removed from the domain and the GPO that controlled the WSUS settings was removed.

Here are steps that I took to fix this:

1. In regedit, go to: "HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate". In my case, I had WUServer and WUStatusServer reg values which
pointed to my company's WSUS server. Also under the AU key, the UseWUServer value was set to 1.

2. Delete "HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate". Export it first just in case this doesn't fix your problem.

3. In the Services.msc MMC snapin, stop the "Windows Update" and "Background Intelligent Transfer Service". Then restart both of them. (I'm not sure if BITS really needed to be restarted,
I just do it out of habit).

4. Go back to Windows Update in Settings and press the Retry button. In my case, Windows connected to Windows Update and pulled down a Windows Defender signature file. Success!

YMMV. Best of fortune to you.