KB5011487 Windows 10 19042.1586, 19043.1586, 19044.1586 Win Update

Two PCs updated without issues and backupped using Macrium Reflect Free.

Try3 said:

You will have to explain what you mean. You cannot expect other people to answer a question that only exists inside your head.

There is nothing noteworthy or unusual in your posted diagrams.

If you have questions about the identified updates then it would be more productive to search TenForums for their threads, where you might find that your questions are dealt with already.

Denis

Thanks anyway, Denis
Found what I needed here:
Kb4023057
and here:
Why is KB4023057 is installed several times?

Panos

I got MSRT v5.98 yesterday and today I got v5.99 (KB890830)

Jim

Try3 said:

KB4023057 has been re-issued at least twice every year for at least the last four years.

The latest News page is at KB4023057 Windows 10 and Windows 11 Update Service components - Feb. 4 There isn't one for the March re-issue yet.

I don't think there's much to it. After MSRT finished, KB4023057 install took no more than a couple of seconds.

WU KB5011487 bricked my main Windows 10 machine. Rescue media from previous Windows 10 configurations from build 2004 on failed to repair boot configuration. Log showed an error that a disk was not found, indicating that a partition pointer is incorrect, a problem that I have been aware of for more than a year but have had no way to find or correct. It appeared to have bricked my laptop, too, but it did boot after several hours. A defrag failed because of a missing configuration file, but the usual sfc and dism calls fixed that.

It's possible that I just didn't wait long enough for the main machine to boot, but it is a eight-thread 4 GHz machine with two 2 TB WD Black HDs and I think two or three hours is enough -- but the laptop took about five hours to boot. I recovered with an Acronis full disk restore to my system disk.