Corrupted Windows Update cache files can also trigger error 80072efe. Deleting the Catroot2 folder, which stores these cache files, forces Windows to rebuild the cache from scratch. This will help you get rid of the Windows 7 update error 80072efe.
Corrupted Windows Update cache files can also trigger error 80072efe. Deleting the Catroot2 folder, which stores these cache files, forces Windows to rebuild the cache from scratch. This will help you get rid of the Windows 7 update error 80072efe.