Windows Daily #80 Fixing a Windows Update Failure

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[@DDT2005]

All of my Windows 10 installations were updated to 22H2 because of the information revealed in this video :)

[@tonywallow964]

Nice stream thanks outstanding 👍

[@pineappleroad]

With Windows 10, going forward there will be about a 6 month period (it won’t always be exactly 6 months) where only the most recent version of Windows 10 is supported (on the home and pro versions), which would be in the second half of the year
And in about 2 months 21H1 will no longer be supported (at which point the system will either be forced onto 22H2, or you would find a way to upgrade it to 21H2, which it will sit there for about 6 months before being forced onto 22H2)
Microsoft have done something interesting with Windows 10 updates (apparently this started with version 2004), the 22H2 update is not really a full update, but more like a lightswitch to activate the “features” which Microsoft has secretly installed onto the system, hidden inside other updates

[@parkermorse6603]

Doug can you provide the link to the bleeping computer article you showed?

[@LWTdb]

Hi Parker, I know you could have done this yourself but here you go....I went back to the video, looked at the URL in the video, noted the kbnumber in the url then did a Google search for kb5012170 and clicked on the result that was from Bleeping Computer. So here is the link for you www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/windows-kb5012170-secure-boot-dbx-update-may-fail-with-0x800f0922-error/