KB5039302

Winsage
October 1, 2024
Microsoft has addressed issues caused by the Windows KB5043145 preview update, which led to reboot loops, system freezes, and failures in USB and Bluetooth device connectivity. Users reported their systems either loading the Automatic Repair tool or entering BitLocker recovery mode after repeated reboots. The update caused hardware connected via USB and Bluetooth, such as keyboards and printers, to malfunction, indicated by a yellow exclamation mark under the USB Host Controller in Device Manager. To resolve these issues, Microsoft implemented a Known Issue Rollback (KIR) to reverse the problematic update and is working on integrating this fix into an upcoming Windows update. Administrators managing affected Windows enterprise devices can resolve the issue by installing the Windows 11 22H2 KB5043145 240904_041021 KIR Group Policy, which requires a system restart to apply. Microsoft has previously addressed similar issues with updates affecting Windows Server 2019 and other versions.
Winsage
September 30, 2024
Microsoft has issued a cautionary note regarding the September 2024 KB5043145 preview update for Windows 11, indicating that users may experience reboot loops or freezes with blue screens. The update, released to address various issues, particularly with the Edge browser and task manager, has led to reports of devices restarting repeatedly or becoming unresponsive. Some users have noted that their devices automatically open the Automatic Repair tool after multiple restart attempts, and in some cases, BitLocker recovery is triggered. Microsoft is actively investigating these issues and encourages affected users to report their experiences through the Feedback Hub. The company is also working on fixes for other known issues related to boot problems and dual-boot systems with Secure Boot enabled, which arose from previous Windows security updates.
Winsage
July 14, 2024
Microsoft has noted a bug in the KB5039302 update for Windows 11 and is working to limit its effects. They are using the Known Issue Rollback feature to fix the problem without requiring users to take extra steps. However, in some cases, IT teams may need to use special group rules to fully solve the issue.
Winsage
July 13, 2024
Microsoft has resolved an issue caused by the June 2024 KB5039302 preview update, impacting only client platforms in enterprise environments. To resolve the bug, admins must install and set up a KIR Group Policy targeting the affected Windows versions.
Winsage
July 12, 2024
Microsoft has confirmed a new issue with the Windows Update Agent API in the latest Windows 11 update, KB5039302. This bug disrupts PowerShell or VBScript scripts using the API, resulting in empty query results for certain objects and error code 0x8002802B "TYPEEELEMENTNOTFOUND." The issue can be resolved using the Known Issue Rollback feature, and IT administrators may need to implement special Group Policies to address specific issues like the error code.
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