KB5034441 Security Update for Windows 10 (21H2 and 22H2) - Jan. 9 Win Update

Shiekh said:

If you are willing to reinstall, the recent versions of Windows 10 format the drive with the correct partition size.

No reinstall Windows is not an option for me, I have spend months with good settings...

Try3 said:

In your other thread, your diagram showed
no problem with KB5034763
and
an error 0x80070643 with KB5034441.
Error KB5034763 do not let me install KB5034763 How do I fix it?

Denis

Sorry I am in panic

NICK ADSL UK said:

As I have stated previously, I just reinstalled Windows 10 from my hard drive copy keeping my files and folders took half hour. This should extend the healthy recovery partition to the correct size or in my case it created one

Nop, just for a partition, I will not spend a lot of hours...

Pentagon said:

@camelia
1. rightclick on (C:) and select expand

I do not have "Expand" I have "Extended" Once I Extended the (C:) drive what I should do? Or why I have to extended it?


Thanks
Came

Select extend and leave 20477! That removes the unallocated part
When ready select Shrink Volume and type 1024!

I have a German Windows edition, so my translation is not always correct

Then
diskpart and the following commands from above #572

Try3 said:

@camelia

You do not have a Recovery partiton so KB5034441 does not apply to you.
Ignore it.
Forget you ever heard its name.


All the best,
Denis

Lol ok I never read anything about KB5034441

And KB5034763 was installing without any issue

So am I a drama Queen and everything is OK, or I still have to do something?


Thanks
Came

TheOwner said:

So Microsoft really believe, that anyone, non tech people manually change size of disc partition by using cmd commands? That is bad joke from Microsoft?

Yup. They think we're all AI bots.

lintek25475 said:

Yup. They think we're all AI bots.

Pffff Prod with around 200 workstation. Don't even give a shit to fix this problem instead of Microsoft
They should freaking test their freaking updates before pushing to public. Or whatever I suppose to do? Ask L1-L2 to manually fix this? Nope