Update 2024-03 Cumulative Update (KB5035941) (0x800f0922)

Dalski · 3 Weeks Ago

Laptop overheated & original update failed to install. Have since tried installing several times to no avail.
Gets to around 99% then fails, undoes all changes.
Tried:

CMD LINE - Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
CMD LINE - Dism /Online /Get-Packages
CMD LINE – sfc /scannow
Plenty of space on HD ≈ 180GB
Booting in safe mode & deleting certain folders (can’t remember exactly) where the updates are stored, reupdating.
Have tried updating around 8 times
Ran updating troubleshooter - no issues

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dalchina · 3 Weeks Ago

Hi,

Tried:
CMD LINE - Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
CMD LINE - Dism /Online /Get-Packages
CMD LINE – sfc /scannow

- and what was the outcome- did they pass?

Have you ever removed any significant system components e.g. Edge?

Note this is only a 'preview' update. I choose (via Group Policy) to never have these offered.
You may have better luck with the full CU - which won't be too long.

Feel free to try
Reset Windows Update in Windows 10
(from the searchable Tutorials section - a more comprehensive version of

deleting certain folders (can’t remember exactly) where the updates are stored

If you cannot progress otherwise, you have the option of an in-place upgrade repair install which keeps all progs and data.

Dalski · 3 Weeks Ago

Thanks:

• Restore health took a while but said fine
• Sfc repaired files
• Get packages got some; no issues (presumably daily update since updated yesterday)

Dalski · 2 Weeks Ago

Had to resort to a repair upgrade in the end which fixed the issue.

dalchina · 2 Weeks Ago

Good- there are deep expert technical approaches to fixing such problems, but they cost you and someone else far more time than doing that.

Now, before something breaks, create a new 3rd party disk image (e.g. Macrium Reflect etc) and continue doing so regularly.