Windows 10: Windows Configuration Update KB5035942

this was randomly installed on my computer and now I have no audio. I'm unable to roll it back or remove it. FIX NOW!

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Windows update KB5035942 installs every day

Thanks for your suggestions. I had previously tried the Troubleshooter and SFC & DISM steps. I read about Microsoft update KB5036567, which claims to fix issues related to KB5035942. I downloaded it from the Microsoft Catalog, and used the command dism /Online /Add-Package /PackagePath:"CAB location" to install the update. The dism ran very quickly and indicated success. I restarted my PC but do not see KB5036567 in the update history list. So I'm not sure if I really installed the update, especially given how quickly the dism ran.

 

Windows configuration update (KB5035942) appears daily in the update history

Since approx. mid-April 2024, the Windows configuration update (KB5035942) has appeared daily (current date) in the update history under "Other updates". Is this behavior normal and if so, why is it like this?

Thank you and best regards

Andreas

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Why am I seeing and overnight update to "Windows Configuration Update (KB5035942)" every night?

I am asking

• Why am I seeing and overnight update to "Windows Configuration Update (KB5035942)" every night?
  

There is no reboot overnight.

I am asking this because there may be a correlation with these updates on I problem I am trying solve. This is described in my update within my community update to the question as in Redirecting .

I have been checking my laptop

• Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8565U CPU @ 1.80GHz 1.99 GHz
  
• Installed RAM 32.0 GB (31.8 GB usable)
  
• System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
  
• Edition Windows 11 Pro
  
• Version 23H2
  
• Installed on ‎10/‎04/‎2024
  
• OS build 22631.3593
  
• Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22700.1003.0
  

each morning where I see in Settings -> Windows Update -> Update History -> Other Updates





I have not seen this in past for any other update and am wondering if this is expected behaviour or if there problem?

As I said above "I think" there may be a correlation with this behaviour and a issue I am chasing that is a problem with my Norton 360 installation.