The post further down and other hits on google all suggest it has something to do with your router settings.
All of them mention an Asus router, so if you don't have an Asus router then it probably doesn't apply to you.
The posts suggest your router has a virus filter that doesn't let you connect to malicious websites.
One of the files that the update program needs gives a false positive, and therefor it doesn't let you connect to it.
To fix this you need to disable that feature on your router settings page.
To get to that page you have to enter the router's ip address (also called default gateway). (See below to find that ip address)
On the settings page you hopefully don't need a password, if you do you would need to google for a default password for your router type.
Then look for some option that is enabled and blocks malicous sites and disable it. (Reddit suggests it is called 'AIProtection - Block dangerous sites')
Wait a minute and see if it worked, perhaps reboot the router as well.
//Getting the default gateway ip-address
Open a run-window (WinKey + R)
Type cmd and press enter (A black command promt window will open)
Type ipconfig and press enter
This will list all your connection, it will show the default gateway ip-address that you need to enter in the address bar.
//PS
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