2016 Home and Business error 1719?

[BennyG]

I totally understand @dcortese ,

And I haven't seen the numbers 3.5 in a bit lol, we definitely care and want to see it resolved. If you have some screen shots, adding them as an answer will allow you to share them. I can forward them to our support teams to see if they can tie it to anything.

In regards to getting past this, I did see a youtube video for the error 1719 and it had three ways to help fix it. I would check it out and see if it helps, the uploader is a middle eastern fellow with some stylish glasses. Might be worth a try, if I see this experience again on this forum I'll tie the two together to see if we can narrow it down further.

[dcortese]

TTBenny
Will review the video, but have tried all other suggestions.  Also, it's interesting that all these suggestions even as late as Nov 2016 show Win8 examples. As an aside, finding this page is a labyrinthine endeavor, hopefully the url is persistent.

[dcortese]

TTBenny

Success!

Being a scared user, Autoupdate is never enabled. ;>). To follow through, went to update, system was up to date. Rebooted , let it settle and rebooted again. I don't reboot often so there could have been a Defender update that wasn't exchanged - (it looks as if there is a good amount of data exchanged with the system at startup).

Anyway, pencil and paper averted.  Thank you.  Hopefully, this exercise will help others as well.

Best. Denis

[dcortese]

scarred!

[dcortese]

TTBenny, you may have also exposed a flaw in the Wiin10 MSI process.  I know I will remember the lesson.  Thanks again.

[BennyG]

Awesome news to hear!

I'm glad it worked, and I appreciate you sticking with us through the troubleshooting. To be honest, I don't do auto updates either so it may be a common experience for us Windows users (insert laugh out loud here).

Hope you have a happy filing season. If you have any questions feel free to use the forum anytime, we're happy to help!