Windows 10: KB4023057 pending install after 2 restarts today, installed in history 22 days ago

I had some updates I postponed for a couple weeks, I forgot to set it for another 7 days before I left earlier and came back to them installed. I have KB4023057 saying it successfully installed on 3/1/2022, today is the 23rd. I know the Xerox Extension does this as well, is there anyway I can fix this? Should I just hit pause updates, install, ect? Any harm in just letting it sit like that for future updates? Not sure what to do here to get it to stop appearing in my updates list as it is the only one still currently there. PC seems to be fine otherwise but can't stay on it long currently due

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Vista Beta 2 Installed

Well first I defragged the drive, then go into partition magic and select "create a new partition" and make sure it is "after c:"

Then click the rest of the way through the menus, and in the lower left there is a list of pending activites and click "apply" and you will have to restart and before windows boots partition magic does its thing.

 

KB4023057 installed as program

I don't know where this came from but I was cleaning up my pgms today and KB4023057 is a listed pgm on my control panel. I never saw this before but the info is a following;

KB4023057 10/9/17 988KB Ver: 2.5.0.0

This little surprise wasn't there a few days age. Do I leave it installed or remove it ????

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KB4023057 wants to install when installed list shows it as having been installed

I have 4 computers running on a network - all with Windows 10 Pro 1703 up to date. On February 10 I updated the January Security updates and all was good. I have updates on hold for 30 days so I can control it on my network. Now on February 17 I notice
that there's an update pending for KB4023057. This update must be older than 30 days or else it would not show here. Attempts to install this KB only issues out a message that the update cannot proceed but retry later. It issues an error0x80070643. This is
happening on all four computers. I went to see if I could uninstall the installed version which appeared earlier as installed on Feb 10 but the item KB4023057 is not listed as an installed program. Perhaps it is getting wiped out on the attempt to install
it. The compiled list is similar to the list if you use control panel program and features option except it is limited to the MS security releases. I downloaded the Windows Update fix and ran it but it hasn't made a difference. I see a lot of issues on this
KB4023057 and none seem to have a fix on it. I think I will need to contact Microsoft Windows Pro support as you will waste your time using the Virtual Assistant. It looks like it can handle the easy stuff and if as to connect to a live person it won't help
if you are on a local domain.