Windows Server 2012 R2 - Updates Requiring Multiple Reboots

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hello,

i running issue installing security , recommended updates on 2012 r2 standard server (hyperv guest). of last month, updates failing install. since reset windows updates components microsoft diagnostic tool, ran sfc , dism repair corruption , uninstalled sophos av. trying apply updates both local , domain admin accounts.

to test, install 1 update , reboot. before rebooting server hangs "preparing configure windows not turn off computer". after 15 minutes, server restarts. opening windows updates install history, see update still pending restart. if restart server again, restarts normal , update applies. 

i don't see out of ordinary in event logs system , sfc doesn't find corruption. missing anything? don't want rebuild server unless absolute last resort. advice or direction appreciated. 

it might specific update 2 reboots required. try installing 1 , check if same behavior.

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