SCCM - software update stuck on one of the machines.

HI All,
There is an update 2912390 that is in an stuck state on one of the user machine.Can someone share the posisble steps and ways to get rid of this update either it can be installation or removal any of this will work for me.
Regards,
Naren

Manually installing the SU will generally solve the problem.
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