error 0x800b0109 windows 7

Keep getting these Error Codes: 800B0109 800FOA13, when tiring to do Window updates manually. Also can not do a Back Up or restore? Goes through the motion then says; files were not restored. 1. This error can occur when the security certificate used to verify the authenticity and integrity of Windows updates has expired or is invalid. If the certificate is not trusted, the update process will be disrupted, resulting in the 0x800B0109 error. 2. Corrupted or damaged Windows Update components can also trigger the 0x800B0109 error. Step 1: Open the Settings app by pressing Win + I. Tips: Sometimes you fail to launch this app. But don’t worry, go to find solutions from our related post - What to Do When Windows 10/11 Settings App Is Not Opening. Step 2: Click on Update Security Troubleshoot Additional troubleshooters. How can I fix the 0x800b0109 error? 1. Run the Windows Update troubleshooter. Press Windows key + I to open the Settings app. Now navigate to Troubleshoot. 2. Disable or uninstall third-party antivirus. Disable your antivirus software and check if that solves the issue. If... 3. Run SFC and DISM ... Can someone please help me to fix this error? I have tried simply restarting, scanning the laptop for viruses etc, running troubleshooters is a no go and i am going crazy trying to find a solution. Any help is greatly appreciated! Moved from: Windows / Windows 7 / Performance system failures This thread is locked. You can vote as helpful, but you cannot reply or subscribe to this thread. This will happen when your Windows update components are corrupt or when there is a Malware infection. To help you with the issue please answer the following questions: 1. Report abuse. Trying to fix a failed update for Nov2019 malicious software tool. Windows 7. Update troubleshooter ran twice and rebooted PC after each attempt. All other updates have installed. This update fails within 15 seconds of start. Press the Windows key and select 'Settings'. Under the 'System' section, click on 'Troubleshoot' on the right pane. On the Troubleshoot settings page, click on 'Other troubleshooters'. Next, click on the 'Run' button next to 'Windows Update'. Wait for the troubleshooter to identify and resolve the problem. Hi Gerry. thanks for your reply. Nobody is paid to help you here. I understand. And I'll apologize if I piss you off. I'll just do my best to solve this problem. Let’s learn how to apply these fixes on your computer. 1. Disable the Proxy Settings. Press the Windows key + R to launch the Run dialog. Type inetcpl.cpl on it followed by the Enter Key. The system will redirect you to the Connections tab under Internet Properties . Locate and click on the button – LAN settings .