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## How to restore Windows Update to its default configuration
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Windows Update by default is configured to run as `SERVICE_WIN32_SHARE_PROCESS`, which means it shares a single `svchost.exe` process with several other Windows services.
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It can also be configured as `SERVICE_WIN32_OWN_PROCESS`, which means it runs in its own process, which doesn't start until Windows Update does.
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Normally, either of these configurations is supported.
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However, if you have used another third-party solution for the CPU fix (such as UpdatePack7R2 or WuaCpuFix) either knowingly or unknowingly, wufuc will not function correctly if Windows Update is configured as `SERVICE_WIN32_OWN_PROCESS`.
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If you have used another third-party solution for the CPU fix (such as UpdatePack7R2 or WuaCpuFix) either knowingly or unknowingly, wufuc may not function correctly.
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You have two ways to work around this limitation, either:
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