Windows Update Standalone Installer Error 0x800b0109 Windows 7
Stephanie Dejoode
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The Windows Update Error code 0x800b0109 means that Windows Update is trying to install an update, but a file that Windows 10 or 11 Update needs is either damaged, or missing. This Windows 10 Update Error code 0x800b0109 happens a lot, especially with Windows 10.
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Error Code 0x800B0109: If you receive an error message stating some window update files are not signed correctly, installer encountered an error 0x800b0109 , this means the Windows service is not able to verify. Windows Update Error Code 0x800b0109 is common for all the Windows Operating systems when you try to install the windows updates.
error 0x800b0109 usually appears when Windows 11 , Windows 10 or Windows 7 update system is broken or there is network related issues. In this article, we will provide you with the solutions that will help you fix this Windows Update Error code 0x800b0109.
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First time posting and would really appreciate any help anyone is able to provide. I have just upgraded to Windows 1909 and in the process, had to upgrade to RAIDXpert2 9.3.0-00038 UWP. I have an ASRock Killer SLI X370 Motherboard with AMD Ryzen 1700X CPU. I have also upgraded to AMD Chipset Driver Ver 1.11.22.454 (latest version I could get as of 2 days ago).
My problem now is that whenever my computer goes to sleep, when it wakes up, RAIDXpert2 will see that both my SATA RAID Disks (2 Seagate IronWolf 6TB Drives) in Raid 1 (mirrored) are offline, hence the Raid Array is Offline. I will not be able to recover the RAID until I restart the system.
What is your disks reference, please ? For my Seagate, the actual firmware (SC60) is old but official. I have found the SC61, unofficial, but I'll take the risk to flash only if your firmware is also seagate SC60.
Is there an update scheduled to fix this? I have to prevent my PC from sleeping which is not very green, not to mention costly. I was forced to update the AMD drivers last year in order to move to Windows 1903. Prior to that, everything was fine with my system.It went to sleep, woke up for backups and I never had disk issues. Now, I cannot let my PC go to sleep because when it wakes up, one or more disks will show as missing. I can shutdown & reboot without issue, it's just power management that's the problem. There has not been a RAID driver update since November 2019. I'm really hoping that AMD fix this soon.
Seagate support is not interested by the problem. The SC61 firmware has been created only for special noise on these disks. The documentation of SeaChestUtilities doesn't exist, and the Seagate Support reply is the official NAS list supported by these "specific NAS models", LOL. Thanks, Seagate, for nothing!
However I have one more question. I just reinstalled the OS and before I had normal windowed RAIDXpert2. Now I have only webUI. How to restore window version, as web one cannot even readd the lost drive to the array (it sees it as online, but that's all)? It is connected, I can see all disks in BIOS, biut WebUI shows that one is all the time removed. No way to rescan or anything helps...
And why it is rebuilding? Drive wasn't disconnected, so it should have exactly same data as its mirror, right? It's not system data, nor program data drive or one for game data and I wasn't downloading anything, so there were no changes in it's structure. Still it does it and it takes sooooo loooooong... (had to do it already once and it took +/- 11 hours...)
I have the same issue. It started with the upgrade to 1909 and the associated required AMD driver updates late last year. I have 4 arrays with a mixture of WDC, Toshiba, Kingston SSD and Maxtor drives (although each array only has a single manufactures drives).
I have RAID 0, RAID 1, Legacy and a single drive SSD array (marked as RAIDABLE). My system was working with no issues at all for several years until the 1909 + AMD update.
It is usually my RAID 1 array that fails due to 1 drive going offline. But it's 2TB & takes the best part of a week to rebuild (usually fails again before the rebuild finishes). The other arrays do drop as well, but nowhere near as often.
I have an ASUS ROG STRIX X370-F GAMING Motherboard.
I tried going to the AMD site for drivers rather than ASUS. That was a mistake & it broke my system. I had to rebuild.
However, (Ch3mn3y) that is where you get the version of RAIDXpert2 that runs as a local app & not as a web app. I use RAIDXpert2 from AMD but just be careful NOT to install their drivers.
I'm looking forward to an update from AMD via ASUS to fix this as it is becoming very tedious.
Will try ASUS drivers, however had them before and had similar problem (but rsrer I think). Still this time it could be just Winfows messing eith my data, as whole OS broke down after few reboots (now it won't even boot into safe mode...
I have a new system with an X570 chipset, Windows 10 64-bit v2004 and RAIDXpert2 9.3.0-00038 using only chipset drivers from the AMD website (rather than the ASUS web site). The problem I have is that one of my two RAID10 arrays on (the same) 4 HDDs disappears from the system after a reboot/shutdown and the only way to get it back is to use device manager and "scan for hardware changes". The only difference to what you experienced is that RAIDXpert2 does not report a RAID failure. I wonder if this is a new "bug" or somehow related to the problem you all experienced? Incidentally, the PC cannot enter sleep mode at all - the monitor, keyboard and mouse go on standby but the system stays awake, just completely unresponsive - and rather strangely my UPS shows a 40-50W increase in power consumption!
Hi Jonathan
I think maybe you have a different issue. I never have a problem if I shutdown the system, it's purely when it wakes from sleep. Then one or more disks are not discovered, causing the RAIDs to go bad. A rescan, immediately finds the missing disk(s) and rebuilding starts.
Last week I updated to Windows 10 version 2004. I decided to let my machine sleep to see if there was still a problem. There was! On waking my 2TB array was marked as bad. It's been rebuilding for the last 3 days & is only 40% complete!
Thank you for replying. I have discovered that although at first it looked my PC would not go to sleep, I was just impatient - it does take a few minutes but it does eventually do it! Here's the interesting bit though - RAIDXpert2 reports one physical drive "missing" and marks the arrays as "critical". Doing a re-scan in the GUI does not bring it back, nor does a system restart. The only way was to mark the drive as a "global" spare (in the "uses" column it had "0" so there was no way it was coming back, it's status was "ready" not "online"). The arrays had a "missing" entry instead of the name of the serial number of the physical disk. I wonder if these are two related problems or just coincidence?
Jonathan, that sounds a bit extreme! Certainly not an option I would like to take.
I have had the same issue as you on occasions. I have had to add rescanned disks as global spares.
I've also had RAID0 failures due to this issue. I got around that by deleting the array and recreating it with exactly the same parameters, but selecting do not initialise. I can't remember if I did that in RAID Xpert or in the BIOS RAID firmware. I remember that skipping initialisation is not an option in one or other of those. Anyway the array had all of my data in tact after that.
I'm going to stick with the AMD Ryzen Power Plan. I really hope it cures my issue.
Good luck with your rebuild.