Microsoft Provides Fix for Windows 10 Sysprep Glitch
Windows 10 users encountering the 0x80073cf2 error can now breathe a sigh of relief. Microsoft has quietly rolled out a solution for those facing hiccups with the System Preparation Tool. The tech giant has put forth both a workaround and an update to iron out the creases. Although the fix was implemented several days prior, it didn’t make headlines until now.
The spotlight is on the KB5035941 update, unveiled in the waning days of last month. This preview not only infused Windows 10 with fresh features but also slipped in the resolution for the Sysprep error. The support documentation sheds light on the matter, stating, “After you install an update released on or after November 30,…” This indicates that any updates post-November should have the Sysprep issue addressed.
For users who continue to face this issue or for those interested in the specifics of the workaround, Microsoft’s support documents offer comprehensive guidance. The approach outlined ensures that users can continue with their system preparations without the interruption of error messages.
As is often the case with software updates and fixes, the news of resolution spreads gradually through user communities and tech forums. This particular update to Windows 10 exemplifies Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to enhancing user experience and system reliability, even as the world eagerly anticipates the evolution of operating systems.
