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The first thing I'd try is going into the Windows Update menu in the control panel and installing 1 or 2 updates at a time. So uncheck the all of them but the top 1 or 2, install them then reboot, and repeat until they are all installed or you find the one that won't install. Usually it's just 1 update in the group of them that won't install and it prevents the rest from installing (Windows is dumb).
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That sounds like Windows alright. Assuming those updates stay gone you should be good. My guess would be KB3015696 and KB3022345 were trying to be installed when they shouldn't have been, it's something I've seen before at least. If you wanted to be thorough you can try and download the updates directly from their KB articles and see if they will install (KB3015696 & KB3022345). I personally wouldn't bother unless they show up again and continue to fail to install.
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