The install ran, almost looking as if it was going to complete, then it failed stating that Windows was not able to successfully install the required update KB3191566. Net (had 4.7.2 installed at the time), and all MS patches/security fixes were up to date so nothing else should have been needed. Pulled up the MS instructions on updating to PS 5/5.1, DL'd the required package "Win7AndW2K8R2-KB3191566-圆4.zip" and confirmed that I already had the required MS Management installed, up-to-date MS. Given I have always had automatic updates turned on, and always check it myself once every few days to a week to see what optional upgrades (if any) are there as well as ensuring recent updates were all still installing automatically - I figured it would be no problem to update PS. I discovered this problem while attempting to update my Powershell (PS) version as I was working on project for work that requires the Azure/AzureAD modules in Powershell 5+ (PS 5). NET Framework and upgrade powershell which I need to fix. Have reset Windows 7 update components, repaired them, and repaired the entire Windows 7 installation and nothing fixed it. NET 4.7.2 which resulted in the re-install of the Framework failing with the error that it's somehow already installed even though I uninstalled it cleanly using "Uninstall Programs" in Control Panel. Tried uninstalling & re-installing Microsoft. Attempted to update it via Windows Update for WMF5.1 (PS 5.1 installer: KB3191566) which fails with the notice that Windows was unable to install the update.
TL DR/Problem: Unable to update Powershell (PS) from PS 2.0 to PS 5.1. (FYI I do have a background in IT as well, hence why I am surprised I'm so stumped). If anything further is required from me, such as running additional software for further data collection/logs I would be more than happy to do so, just let me know. Before I get into the problem, would like to mention that all the required logs, as well as some system information (hardware/software related) is provided below the summary of the problem to help diagnose the source of the issue.
I'm here today - as I'm sure the majority of us are - as I've run into an on-going problem with my laptop that I've been unable to resolve after an exhaustive number of attempts trying to fix it.
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