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wsl installation seems failed: Nothing was processed. Reboot system. #8263

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tantalar opened this issue Apr 10, 2022 · 2 comments
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wsl installation seems failed: Nothing was processed. Reboot system. #8263

tantalar opened this issue Apr 10, 2022 · 2 comments

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@tantalar
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While setting up Ubuntu via Microsoft store, the system seems stacked and I have to reboot, before finishing wsl install (I think). After reboot, I tried to re-install wsl using "wsl --install" but powershell says "noting was processed. you have to reboot system." (note: since I am using Windows10 21H2 Japanese, then true message is in Japanese.) with no error code shown. This is first time wsl install. Of course reboot PC does not help.
I am sorry if this is known, I googled similar message but could not find a solution.
Other wsl command like without argument, it shows help message only (same behavior with wsl --help). Windows Subsystem and VM platform are enabled.

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ghost commented Apr 12, 2022

What version of WSL are you using?

@tantalar
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This is very frustrated that today I power-on the PC something update was executed and after logging in, "wsl -l -v" said "there is no distribution installed" which is completely different response... Now I can retry, it seems something was blocked reboot process of this subsystem but it was cleaned by the update.
I am very sorry that I was not able to reach this situation, even rebooted multiple times three days ago, and waste your time.

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