In this case, your download or installation progress bar is frozen at some point and it’s not moving forward. How to fix a stuck Windows 10 update Situation 1: You’re stuck with the Windows update progress bar You will need to connect to the internet either via an ethernet cable to the modem/router, or simply by putting a new wifi card in your computer. The update might then simply go through, but if it doesn’t – that could be because your computer needs to be connected to the internet to download a part of the update. Try the solutions below first, but if all else fails, you might have to physically remove your wifi card from the computer. Note: if you don’t open a command prompt as an administrator you may end receiving an “Access is denied” message.If you’re currently getting your update stuck at 81%, the issue might be compatibility of the newest Windows versions (1803 / 1709) with an old wifi card you have on your computer.
At a command prompt, enter “ net stop winmgmt”. Or, in the Start Search box, type cmd, and then press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER. Right-click Command prompt, and then click “ Run as administrator”. Click Start, click All Programs, and then click Accessories. You can easily solve this problem by manually stopping the Windows Management Instrumentation service (Winmgmt): Or, run the tasklist command from the Command Prompt and check whether “WmiPrvSE.exe” exists. 
Note: To determine whether there are any WMI processes active, use Windows Task Manager.
Windows Management Instrumentation (Service Name: Winmgmt). IIS Admin Service (Service Name: IISADMIN). Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) (Service Name: ENTSSO). But sometimes, to successfully install some of the cumulative updates, you should manually stop some of the following services before you start the installation: Normally, the CU setup will try to stop all the necessary or required services before it started to install the updates. Maybe we don’t “force” to run the setup “as an administrator” or because some of the dependent services failed to stop for some specific reason. I actually don’t know the reasons that sometimes this problem occurs. If WMI is not running, it automatically starts when the first management application or script requests connection to a WMI namespace. WMI runs automatically at system startup under the LocalSystem account. WMI runs as a service with the display name “Windows Management Instrumentation” and the service name “winmgmt”. Be aware that for example the BizTalk Server Administration console relies on Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) more specifically, the BizTalk WMI Provider (BTSWMIProvider.dll).
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