Windows 10: update KB5034441

Regarding update KB5034441, My computer was unable to update because as I searched online, there was not enough free space to do it. As I searched more online, I found I could update it by using a USb drive to give it more space. When I looked at my update app today, the update is no longer there, along with the error message that it was unable to install. Does this mean that Microsoft is working on a resolution and will send a new update, or will I have to update this one ?

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KB5034441

Hi. My name is Lester, and I am an Independent Advisor. I'm sorry that you are experiencing this issue. I'd be more than happy to assist you.

Many users have reported encountering the same issue with the KB5034441 security update. Microsoft is aware of the problem and is actively working on fixing it. I understand, based on your description, that manually resizing a partition may not be a feasible option for you. As a workaround, I suggest temporarily pausing the update and resuming it once Microsoft releases a fix for this issue.

Here's an update from Microsoft regarding this problem: https://support.microsoft.com/topic/kb5034441-w...

I hope this information is helpful. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions. Thank you

 

Security Update KB5034441 for Windows 10 Ver. 22H2 will not install.

As per "brummel(2)", you can definitely try to rollback to a restore point prior to doing the KB5034441 update, and any others done along with it and then delay-- 7-day max I think --these updates forcibly applying themselves. Who knows, perhaps if the updates present themselves again KB5034441 will not be on the list (it would mean Microsoft has received enough complaints about this particular update and they are doing something about it...).

Otherwise, trying a system restore from a bootable USB with the latest release that you can get through the Creation Tool is the next step I'd try.

As a final step I'd be doing a restore from a backup of the system that is as close as possible to the date the update was applied. I take weekly backups of my system. So, in my case I'd "loose" whatever I'd done on the Sunday and the Monday--which wouldn't be anything much, if anything.

That's my advice for all that it is worth to anyone.