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Winsage

November 19, 2024

Latest Windows 11 24H2 update not installing? Here’s what you can do

Windows 11 24H2, launched in October, has encountered issues such as network connectivity problems, malfunctioning keyboard shortcuts, and crashing Office applications, prompting some users to revert to earlier versions. Microsoft released cumulative update KB5046617 to improve stability and fix bugs, but users have faced installation difficulties, receiving error codes like 0x800f0991 or 0x800f0922 during the process. Even when the update appears to install successfully, it may still show a failure in the Windows Update section. Windows 11 continues to attempt the update despite failures, causing frustration. A workaround involves manually installing the update through the Microsoft Update Catalog. If issues persist, users may need to wait for Microsoft to address the errors, with no timeline for a fix currently available.

Winsage

October 30, 2024

Microsoft’s Windows 11 24H2 bug patch fixes some problems – and creates new ones

Microsoft launched the Windows 11 2024 update (24H2) on October 1, which has faced multiple complications. The KB5044384 update, rolled out on October 24 to fix various glitches, aimed to resolve issues such as incorrect file corruption flags, problems with the Disk Cleanup tool, and screen flickering during window switching. However, users have reported installation failures, with the process stalling at 40% or 90%-95%, and common error codes include 0x800f0922 and 0xc015001a. A workaround involves manually downloading the patch from the Microsoft Update Catalog, but even successful installations may lead to ongoing issues like inaccurate Task Manager counts and persistent Alt+Tab problems. Microsoft is implementing a gradual rollout of the update, and users may consider waiting until the next Patch Tuesday on November 12 for potential fixes.

Winsage

October 28, 2024

The update meant to rescue Windows 11 24H2 fails to install, crashes

On October 24, Microsoft released the optional KB5044384 patch for Windows 11 to address issues in the 24H2 version. However, users reported installation failures and system crashes, encountering error codes such as 0x800f0922, 0x800736b3, 0xc015001a, 0x800f0991, and 0x80242008. Some users experienced crashes during installation, while others faced problems upon rebooting. The issues appear to be widespread and not limited to specific hardware. Even users who successfully installed the patch reported additional problems, such as Task Manager failing to display running processes. Microsoft is aware of these issues and is working on a resolution. The standard installation route for KB5044384 via Windows Update is currently blocked, but manual installation is available. Users without existing issues may choose to wait for the upcoming Patch Tuesday in early November for a more stable update.

Winsage

August 14, 2024

Microsoft fixes issue that sent PCs into BitLocker recovery

Microsoft has addressed an issue affecting certain Windows devices that caused them to boot into BitLocker recovery mode after installing the July 2024 security updates. Users must input their BitLocker recovery key to unlock their drives. The problem primarily impacts users with the Device Encryption feature enabled and affects multiple Windows versions, including Windows 11 (various versions) and Windows Server (various versions). Microsoft recommends installing the latest update to resolve this issue and includes enhancements and fixes. Users can retrieve their BitLocker recovery key through the BitLocker recovery screen portal with their Microsoft account. Similar BitLocker-related issues have occurred in the past, including problems after the KB5012170 security update in August 2022 and another issue resolved in April 2024. Additionally, Microsoft is addressing ongoing issues with remote desktop connections on select Windows Server systems following the July updates.

BetaBeacon

March 18, 2024

KB5035853 Update Issues: Slower Windows 11 Performance and Additional User Problems Detected

The KB5035853 update for Windows 11, which was designed to be a security patch and was automatically installed for many users, has caused additional problems. These include Blue Screens of Death and increased boot times for users who installed the update.

BetaBeacon

March 13, 2024

Microsoft KB5035853 Update for Windows 11: Solves 0x800F0922 Error and Enhances Security

The content provides details about a Microsoft security update for Windows 11, identified as KB5035853. The update is mandatory and addresses security vulnerabilities in the operating system. It also aligns Windows 11 with the Digital Market Act legislation in Europe, fixes the 0x800F0922 error that has been occurring since February, and introduces support for USB 80Gbps data transfer speeds. The update is applicable to Windows 11 versions 22H2 and 23H2 and seeks to correct problems from earlier updates.