There it seems to be related to the language packs. User Venom83 posted his solution for his case. In the Technet forum thread there is still a reference to the Technet post Installing roles and features error 0x80073701 on Windows Server 2016. I can understand this attitude very well. The constellation also looks like a server cluster of 2 M元80s with Aruba storage, where several VMs are already running productively. Well, I don't think much of a repair installation. But this is not really a good idea for Windows Server. Often you read the advice to reinstall the operating system or to try a repair installation via Inplace-Upgrade. But deleting something in the registry on suspicion is a bit risky. In the Technet there is the older post Error '0x80073701' while trying to install Containers Windows feature from 2020, which then points to outdated registry entries in the update store. If you go searching with the terms "Windows Server 2019 Install Features Container fails", there are several hits – problems installing the Container role are probably more common. It stands for "You entered an invalid DWORD", but that doesn't help much either. I then looked for the error code 0x800F0831 regarding the above PowerShell command. Strange is only, I come neither with the PS as well as over the Admin center to the same error message. The only thing I could find out so far is that I should be missing some pach or update, which is not the case. In a further message in response to my request for details, Georg then wrote the following: The following PowerShell command ends with error code 0x800F0831, an invalid operation is faulted, and the role was not installed. I have already tried it via the server manager as well as via PS always the same result.
I have also already searched if an update times stuck, also not the case.
I try since the day before yesterday on a Windows Server 2019 to install the container feature, unfortunately it breaks me again and again. Hi Günter, this patch unfortunately didn't really help either. He ran into an issue with a customer, where he could not install the Container feature on their Windows Server 2019 as a role. It was my blog post Windows Server 2019/2022: Out-of-Band Updates fixes Hyper-V Issue (Dec.
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