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- Microsoft has officially confirmed, "Automatic resolution of this issue won't be available in a future Windows update. Manual steps are necessary to complete the installation of this update on devices which are experiencing this error."
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There you go, MS quality Control making absolutely sure that no quality accidentally escapes out of their labs.
Minimum Viable Product
@@ThePlayerOfGames Not even viable though.
@@kunka592 24% global market share of spyware and AI learning model scraper that people pay for or even subscribe for suggests that our bar for viable is greater than the global average
That's why I switched to Linux 4 years ago. I haven't once needed or missed Windows. Unfortunately, I have to help users that don't know any better that still use it.
Didn’t Microsoft proudly announce years ago that weren’t doing QA anymore
I wonder if they are going to intentionally screw up Windows 10 to get people to downgrade to Windows 11?
I've already _upgraded_ to Linux.
They are. They saw the number of Windows 11 users begin to drop just like it happened to Windows Vista when people refused to upgrade from Windows XP and to Wjndows 8 when people refused to upgrade feom Windows 7.
Now they'll try to screw Windows 10 because they know Windows 12 will be more like a Windows 11.1 rather than an actually good Windows version. At least that's what I assume.
@@Hardcore_Remixer one thing we can do is just not update :D
@@takumikid Oooor take a dive in the custom Windows 11 ISOs. Been running Windows 11 Ghost Spectre Superlite for over 2 years and I can tell it works great and it has nothing shady in it. It can even run on 0.5 GB if you opt for intallation without Windows Defender and further debloat it with ThisIsWindows11 and Chris Titus's Windows debloat script.
@@Hardcore_RemixerLast good version was 7.
Microsucks won't fix it because they know the average user can't fix it manually and is hoping they will buy a new computer with the latest Windows 11 spyware and data collection.
100% right!! you know the way they think.
Exactly.
There should be an international commission that follows "business tricks" like this and makes sure that governments punish such corporations for such things.
I get it, it's frustrating and Microsoft really suck for this. However, it's insanely ironic the amount of people there are who call Windows 11 things like "Spyware" and get annoyed at how invasive it is, while many of said users are using Windows 10 which is 99% as invasive and annoying. The ONLY genuinely valid reason to not go to 11 and to stay on 10 is if your PC doesn't meet the minimum requirements.
Having been skeptical of 11 up until January when I upgraded, I can comfortably say that the problems it has are minor, all the actual problems that users would be annoyed about can be disabled or fixed. But really, I feel it makes no logical sense to talk smack about 11 while you're using 10
@@mttrashcan-bg1ro
You have commit a tu quoque fallacy. Win 10 being spyware doesn't make Win 11 being worse spyware any better.
Thanks for the heads up.
I wish I could send Microsoft a dislike, or a huge middle finger, for giving us the middle finger themselves.
You can!
1. Never spend any money on MS products
2, if you must use windows, do so without a microsoft account
3. Take the plunge and start learning how to use linux to carry out your tasks.
Were do I sue?
Switch to Linux, we have cookies… but only the ones you allow
@@ebutuoy7190 I mostly use a PC for gaming and Linux isn't quite Game Friendly. Also I'm poor with the Commamdline which Linux is extremely dependent on. So Linux is a no go.
Bravo! Worse part? MS is giving all of us the middle finger.
It’s not “a little bit cheeky” but indeed outrageously disrespectful. I’ve been a fan of Microsoft for more than thirty years, and this event is one of the few times that the company really disappointed me. At the very least, they should pull back the update for systems having problems with it. I have two Windows 10 Pro machines and succeeded in installing the update on the one without any restore partition setup while failing on the other with a fairly large restore partition. Truly unreasonable and annoying.
Maybe it's time to switch to a more professional company, like Canonical
I wouldn't say I've been a fan and I've not even been around that long, but I think being that it's what I've used all my life I can safely say that the mistakes Microsoft has made are not "few" as you say. I have frequently and constantly been dissatisfied with every single change they've made over the years, degrading my experience bit by bit over time to where I will never get another solely Microsoft computer again.
I loved xp, my first fulltime operating system, 8/8.1 weirded me out but I thought it was a trend that would pass because why would they want their os to be dumbed down more than it already was? Then windows 10 came and it was practically identical to 8.1 but things ran worse, compatibility died, and a whole bunch of junk was stuffed into it. Windows 11 is more of that degradation and every step forward they take two steps back.
I don't know how anybody who uses their computer for anything besides browsing the web can tolerate any of this. Microsoft has truly started selling trash.
Fan of Microsoft? I used to be an open source advocate, but honestly now I am OS agnostic. Largely, as Microsoft really irritated me when they tried to force me daily to log onto MS account instead of a local one. They should look up the definition of ""consent", as it was supremely irritating that they asked me every day about the same thing.
Partition Magic.
You wern't disappointed when they released Vista, Win 8, 10 and 11?
Like i said yesterday the fact that these people can't fix an issue they caused yet they think much like google that they should be allowed to dictate industry standards is insulting the public.
They can fix it, they don't want to do it, because they want Herd people to move along to Win 11.
the difference is, google has a monopoly, and enough control to effectively shut out alternatives
Windows is (getting less) further ahead of Linux and is (becoming less)more customizable than Mac. But not by enough of a margin that both of these competitors can be so easily shut out
@@Manavine it's not nearly customizable enough yet. so far they keep doing things that suggest that they are trying to free up memory for AI copilot stuff. Not my cup of tea so i will leave it to those whom it interests. Looking alot like 24H2 is going to be uninstallable for people who don't have money to go out an by a a computer with an Npu in it.
@@billyguthrie3176 hence the (becoming less) lmao
This is why I wish Linux could adapt even more to the home market that isn't exactly tech savvy, because it would force Microsoft to start listening to its users and actually caring what they have to say.
The problem with that approach is that linux isn't exactly the best at recovering from dummy user mistakes. Data recovery is a bigger sore spot for linux then windows.
Ubuntu 24.04 is extremely user friendly.
I don't want Linux to become Microsoft, Canonical's shenanigans is enough already.
@@josephlh1690Linux does allow you to delete critical files if you are root. But it also has stuff like btrfs with snapshots. I use ZFS and it is especially awesome for data redundancy and recovery.
I guess the big difference is that Linux opens up a huge box of new abilities, some of them are complex.
Anyhow I think Mint has a snapshot tool packed in.
It's pretty friendly. Mint, Pop! and KDE are all good starting points
If it ain’t broke, don’t update it. If you want it broke, permit Micro$oft to update it.
this bug is a throwback to the quote "640k ought to be enough for anybody", where Microsoft grossly under-estimated the amount of disk space needed for the recovery partition.
It’s often attributed to Gates, but he has denied saying such a thing several times
They need to update the "Windows Partition Scheme" on Learn Microsoft. The partition for Windows Recovery tools should specify that user should create 1GB partition instead of just mentioning the figure of 750MB.
Agreed. So, when I ran into this problem, I promptly used partitioning software (Acronis Disk Director 12) to shave 4 GB off the main Win10 partition and gave that to the WinRE partition, taking it from 500 MB to 4.5 GB. That ought to be good enough for any further Win10 updates.
640k if i remember is the ram bill was talkning about, back in the days when we changed the load order in dos to make sure that there wasn't a free ram memory hole wasted due to loading programs in the startup in the wrong order.
Yup...I hid the update and ignored it. However, that makes a statement about Microsoft's commitment to their customers. It is not a good look.
They should pull the update immediately, like they should have done back then !!!
then they should remove this annoying update from their servers, the more they fiddle on their OS, the more crappy it gets
also their spying copilot AI should be removed from people who will never use the thing, i call all that crap, BLOATWARE
i just need a clean operating system to run my programs, thats ALL
Linux
@@everypizzaI spent $600 on a gpu to play games. Not to use cli all day long
@@russellg1473 I've been using Ubuntu for almost a week now I haven't opened up the terminal once
But they never did it. Update is available for months. I’be tried all that instructions with manual actions on more than 10 computers in our office. It doesn’t work at all. I have a suspicion that they did it on purpose for move users to W11.
You'll never get that from Microsoft. It's not the direction they're going towards
Thanks for the news. I was expecting this to disappear on one PC I have, but I now know it will be here forever. Very sloppy and poor behaviour from Microsoft.
They won't push out an automatic fix, as it would require 'shrinking' of the user's Data/OS partition, to make space for the increased size required by the recovery partition. Making arbitrary, automatic changes to the data partition 'could' in theory go wrong. Not only that, on systems with dual-boot partitions, which one would the automation choose to shrink? The potential for data corruption / loss, and the likelihood of users then wanting to sue Microsoft for said lost data, is the reason they aren't pushing out a fix for this.
It's not a difficult fix to get around this, if you are competent enough to use a command window, you can do the steps quickly. My system had the error, I shrunk my data partition by the required amount, using free partition manager software, then increased the size of the recovery partition to satisfy the update requirements. It took all of 5 minutes. Microsoft's nomenclature for the NTFS file system admittedly didn't make it 'easy', but it was doable, following the PowerShell instructions I've seen in numerous locations on the Internet.
Doesn’t shrinking and formatting the user partition involve DESTROYING ALL USER DATA AND INSTALLED APPLICATIONS? That would be VERY time consuming for the home user!
Sometimes it pukes and you want to put in a default winre and winre xml config file from another machine to have a working recovery. There's always option #3 where you just delete your recovery partition, vulnerability fixed! :) Partition layouts vary wildly between different systems, there's no easy way out of this one.
@@allanrichardson1468formatting yes. Shrink maybe not. Yes if using native windows disk manager I believe
Literally never stopped them before.
Really pissed me off when I wanted to expand my Virtual Machine drive some months ago and found 5 recovery partitions in the way.
why do I have to use diskpart to just fix he mistake that i've not made
Because you're using a microsoft product and that's the microsoft experience.
I'll be hopping ships soon to linux, am so glad I won't have to deal with stuff like this for much longer :)
You will just get other problems. Most people trying linux for the first time have difficulty and end up with an unbootable mess. I have it on a spare ssd but rarely boot into it. Make an image of Windows before you start. If you are fairly techie, you should be ok. Reddit is full of linux disasters.
@@zicadibrove4119 I know it’s not perfect but I am already fairly experienced with Linux :P
Have fun on Linux! I've been on there for 4 years (Pop!_OS), using Timeshift is great for avoiding issues when you're learning (it's like Create Restore Point) and it has both GUI and CLI.
The performance is better and the updates are seamless.
@@zicadibrove4119As long as you know how to set up GRUB and start with a light distribution like Mint/Ubuntu, you should be fine.
@@zicadibrove4119I've pushed many to linux and an "unbootable mess" is extremely rare if you pick a reputable & stable distro like Mint, Fedora.
Some distros that r recommended a lot like PopOS do have issues frequently, but that's a distro problem, not a Linux in general problem
Microsoft Windows is a great advertisement for Linux.
This is an absolute joke on Microsoft's side, even a simple fix by ignoring the update to non-bitlocker users would be fine.
You can't expect the multi trillion dollar company to fix their main product. There's no profit in that
I'm still using win 7 64 with no issues since 15 years !!!
Yay!! Me too; I am also running XP and Server 2003 with no intention of changing them EVER.
Enjoy your malware, it would make more sense for you to move over to Linux
@@cosmicusstardust3300 Exactly, there's several remote exploits targeting 7 that will never be fixed at this point, Win 7 is too dangerous to run at this point
@@cosmicusstardust3300 you obviously fall for the fear mongering Microsoft propaganda. In one of my customers companies there are 50+ now virtualized XP machines running Office97pro for now over 20 years, and guess what, it is working faster and more stable then the Office 2021 pro on Windows10pro. Of course there is no Internet access for those PCs, but they don't need it anyways for running a database solution in house without any cloud services at all.
@@solenoidnull9542 right, and Steam stopped supporting versions before Windows 10 at the beginning of the year. Linux, however, is supported.
Insane. Well I guess I'm keeping this update hidden forever, honestly it's baffling to me why they rolled it out in the first place if they didn't have a contingency plan for it being an issue. Incredibly stupid blunder.
My "Healthy (Recover Partition)" is shown as 523 MB in size, with a 525 MB "Unallocated" section next to it that the WIndows 10 installer just decided not to use for some reason. The update still failed. So M$' statement about the required size is either needlessly vague or flat out wrong. And I don't think those two are mutually exclusive.
Omg same so i was very confused!!!!!
same here 529 MB in size, with 100% free
What’s the best way to force people to buy your new OS? Damage the old one…
I’m just starting using Linux mint and I like it when and of 10 I’ll will be switching to Linux mint I’m not letting my other computers away
MS is done they really don’t care .
How can of the biggest tech corporations be so incompetent?
Because people let them
I haven't checked recently, but I may try downloading the latest ISO of Windows 10 to install as a VM and see what size recovery partition the latest ISO creates. I bet it's the same undersized partition as it's always been.
Ill answer it for you: The incorrect size is baked in during install on the latest Win10 iso, tried it a couple days ago
Stupidity of Microsoft at it finest they need held accountable for there action Breaking millions of users personal pcs not fixing it is criminal
Do I smell any attorneys/class-action-lawsuit-chasers?
There's nothing like corporate greed to destroy what was once a fascinating hobby.
welcome everyone to Linux welcome to freedom : )
Thanks! Many of the computers at work are being a pain in the ass. Tomorrow I will see if it's this update.
My W10 RPE is 500 MB, and it failed to install....It's a ploy to force a W11 upgrade, I'm sure of it.... The irony is, W11 isn't even better!
mine was the same as yours and it failed to install on mine. I think you may be right.
The PC I'm working on has a 505 MB RPE and continues to fail. So I'm hesitant to give it even more space.
I recently found the fix for this error, you will have to increase the recovery partition size from 500mb to 750mb then the update will go through.
No way! It is M's fault and M. is welcome to come by and FIX it on my desktop and laptop or give me £2000 to enable me to pay my local friendly repairer to fix it and contribute to a new Linux system without losing all my photographs, music, applications, recipes, financial statements, NHS correspondence and documents!
Love how literally every time I'm forced to interact with Windows since bailing to arch (btw) years ago, the only thing I get is more reasons why I will never ever go back.
A signal of things to come. Forcing updates on users regarding unused features when OPTIONAL UPDATES and FLAGS exist. Once copilot is fully operational it will be as required as file explorer if not albeit replacing it entirely.
I suppose I will have to learn Linux. That seems the only way because Microsoft has gotten too hateful
It's really easy, going with something like Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, or another mainstream gives you all the GUI stuff you need. You just use the integrated store to get most of your software, no more hunting around on the internet for random programs and drivers any more
Appreciate your reporting, thanks.
I'm more mad that the recent update to 10 caused MC 1.7.10 to no longer load client.
fun fact: if you install Adobe Creative Suite 4 on windows 11, explorer.exe will crash every time you right click on any folder anywhere on the system. I reported this to MS and they said "this is Adobe's bug, we won't fix it." Of course it worked perfectly fine before the 10->11 upgrade.
My recovery environment is selecting linux from GRUB at boot.
When I had this happen some ago on a PC, I turned off secure boot and the error went. I re enabled after.
This
if they refuse to fix it then its not an error THEY DID IT ON PURPOSE. GO BUY A NEW PC IS THEIR GOAL.
When I ran into this problem, I promptly used partitioning software (Acronis Disk Director 12) to shave 4 GB off the main Win10 partition and gave that to the WinRE partition, taking it from 500 MB to 4.5 GB. That ought to be good enough for any further Win10 updates.
The only reason I have Windows 10 is to run a Pen & Tablet. That device has now been collecting dust since January. I'm strongly considering going to Windows 7, which supports the driver for my Pen & Tablet. I haven't been able to do my digital art, or make videos all year thanks to this!
Win7 alas not suitable on the internet; if you have an ofline drawing machine maybe.
In all honesty, worth trying this Summer Mint22 and Pop OS 24.04 etc, you may well find your tablet and many drawing programs will work fine there.
@@SimonIremonger I want Win7 for off-line use of the Pen & Tablet - If I can get it installed, I can run the device, and disconnect the Wi-Fi module. I use Linux as my Daily Driver on other machines though.
What model of pen/tablet do you have?
@@RandyMony TBH, if you need windows 7 you are probably better-off setting it up as a Virtual Machine atop Linux anyhow; virt-manager / gnome-boxes / libvirt is a good choice these days, but VirtualBox is another; in any case either USB-device pen can be 'patched through' -or- the pen/tablet can be used in the host (linux) system and simulate a pen/tablet to the guest-OS.
@@SimonIremonger recommending someone to move to linux because their tablet doesn't work under windows is kind of a cruel joke
At the very least they should release a downloadable executable which automates the fix for the huge number of users who wouldn't be able to manually enlarge the recovery partition.
My laptop keeps trying to install this update every month since it was released in January and fails every time. I'll wait and see if it tries again this month!
my pc doesnt randomly shut down anymore, and if i look at settings it says 476 since last checked for updates ✅
this is because i turned off updates, after noticing i couldnt update anyways even if I wanted to
Great job Microsoft smh how else am I gonna fix this error now? I don't know how to partition my drive nor do I trust myself doing that either.
Microsh!t is becoming more like Apple’s MacOS more and more! It used to be that you could run any version of Windows on your computer no matter what hardware you have.
At this point MacOS is markedly better, or ‘far less bad’ if you prefer clearer meaning but poorer phrasing.
@@o00nemesis00o I isn’t any English major, I’m just an old fart who has seen a thing or two.
There needs to be an option to rollback updates then and stop previous ones if not sure someone will make one sooner or later if Microsoft won't fix it we will.
You can just hide this update. Dell, HP, Acer, MSI & Asus PC's do not need this update.
Had that issue and my RE drive was in the middle ao i could compact sny drive to extand the re partition
So what i did is clone the drive and recover it back partition by partition. While increqsing thr RE partition on recover.
Like the last comment said, thanks for the peace of mind. Hope your living your best life my friend
You see the whole problem here is Microshit is telling the user "manual steps are necessary to complete the installation of this update". In other words, "Fix it your self!!"
Would you take your car to the dealership you purchased it from because of a recall and expect them to tell you to fix the car yourself? I think you'd be pretty pissed off right? It's not yours nor my problem to have to fix. I much appreciate that you are trying to help others to fix this when "they" flat out said they won't fix it. You can see the quality of everything quickly declining and yet inflation never seems to stop. It's just all about money for the rich at the end of the day.
I'm with you on that all the way, except that I prefer 'MegaCrap'.
Millions of all over the world have been putting up with Microsoft antics forever. We need an international movement to get congresses attention to stop Microsoft.
It's almost like MS is trying to push people over to Linux
It's working !
Honestly MS kinda did this to themselves by putting the RE partition in a place where it cant grow. It was honestly just a matter of time before the amount of updates will exceeded the set aside space for the RE to exist. I can see why they wont fix this as there is pretty much no way to do so in an automatic way while also preserving user data. The windows RE is kind of a joke anyway though and users should just disable this anyway... It never fixes anything and pretty much gets out of date pretty quickly anyway.
It can grow. You just have to shrink the boot partition live in Windows. I was on a call on a work computer and he updated it on the fly without a reboot. I resized the partition to 1GB because I said "I'm doing this again if they do it again." After that, it installed fine.
This error happened to me right after tinkering with the windows update registry settings (and reverting the changes), so I thought it was my fault because I screwed something up 😅
I just checked my laptop to see if KB5034441 was downloaded and installed...it wasn't, so I guess I have nothing to worry about for this.
What's this update supposed to do?
I have all my PCs locked to Windows 10 22H2 in Group Policy Editor to never update to Windows 11.
Fixes a bitlocker bypass vulnerability in the recovery partition
Sounds like you said 50th of April
How do you block the update? I don't even have a recovery partition on my desktop machine, so how can I resize it? I don't need a recovery partition, never have! Win10 was installed from ISO DVD media and I have a USB recovery drive if needed!
th-cam.com/video/71CMOqvW1Go/w-d-xo.html
just set the firewall to block all updates.
fwiw - i finally fixed this myself on a win10 laptop by removing and re-creating the recovery position, this was the only thing that worked. my recovery partition was partition #3 of 3 partitions so I didn't see any risk. Also, the size of mine was greater than 500mb so I don't think it was necessarily a size problem. your mileage may vary, that was my experience. I used the command line tool only method and I did not change the size of the previous partition. It must be something else other than just the size of the partition being too small.
They have a PowerShell script to fix this, but the only problem is you have to manually run it yourself and you also have to manually download the specific patch file from the update archive that applies to your OS. While that was easy for me to figure out, 95% of Windows users won't know how to properly do this even with their vague instructions.
Yip...that's what I said.
Another in the decades long list of updates that broke Windows and were never fixed. At least this one doesn't render Windows unusable unlike others have in the past.
When I went to Microsoft, for instructions to perform a Boot-up repair, because this particular update was causing a lot of hangs and bluescreens, I was taken to an instruction video on their site, that some teenage Hindu intern had recorded in his lunchbreak, using a 2x2 red pixel freehand MS Paint pencil, to rub around on screenshots in the general area, where I was supposed to take some form of action... best part about it was... that it did NOT resolve my issue. What the heck is going on at MicroSoft?
This is why I am transitioning to Linux, one machine at a time! Two out of four in our home/office at present.
"Windows RE status: Disabled"
We're good! 🥳
Thank you for the peace of mind.
Surely by now, with the size of the Windows user base, there'd be a business model for some decent coders to offer a 'Non Microsoft Windows Update Patches', with the first being a way to fully disable and turn off Windows Update for those that don't require it spying on you every minute of the day, or rebooting when you're in the middle of important work.
Hard drive manufacturers and drive cloning/ migration software companies need to turn that error code into a coupon code for their products.
No luck, here. I've been getting this update error for weeks or possibly months.
Earlier today, I expanded the recovery partition to 750 mb. This is for a Windows Tablet.
No luck, the error continues to show.
I'll ignore it from now on, but how do we get Windows to ignore this particular update permanently?
Thank you... this may help:
th-cam.com/video/71CMOqvW1Go/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vRrs5lOAj-Bogajf
I fixed it myself...
Cheers !!! I'm glad I found your videos and hid the update. I couldn't do the Microsoft fix as the recovery partition on my laptop is first followed by the (EFI) partition
The entire software industry is sick
Thank you for making this video! Hopefully I will be able to tread the unknown waters and fix it without breaking something
lmao, really? they're not going to fix it?
Do they seriously expect everyone to be capable of not only finding some random powershell script on their website, but to actually run it?
Every single machine I have, has failed to install this; from laptops, workstations, and fresh virtual machines; all failed without exception.
And every more tech savvy person I know has had an identical experience.
I'd actually bet that less than 1% of users with a recovery partition have had this update successfully install.
I have a 508M recovery partition and this update fails so MS do not know what they are doing obviously. I have hidden it so that it no longer irritates me when running the latest updates. So the question is...do I really need this update when the rec. part. is 508M?
No
It's 250MB additional space from the 500MB default for most clean Windows 10 installs from before the change, so 750MB is needed. I followed a guide on how to do that and thereafter the update installed successfully. Some guides recommend resizing to 1000MB in case another future expansion of the recovery partition is needed.
I used your previous video to HIDE that pesky 4441 update on mine and my family PC.
I have 8 systems running Windows 10. only one of the eight installed this update. so far extending the recovery partition has worked on three of the computers. on two I had to do a factory reset. I tried every fix in the book for those two systems, only a factory reset worked( and I will mention if you do a reset extend the partition before you do the reset). on one system it would not install so I hid the update. I may do a factory reset at some point on that one, but that is a chore in itself, and one I have not done the repairs to since it takes time to go through every fix. on my systems running windows 11 I have also extended the recovery partitions, just in case this issue ever shows it's ugly face in windows 11.
Thanks. Subscribed. All. I wish I knew I could of ignored it... I went to the trouble of manually increase the size and it then installed correctly. I booted into Linux via CD and increased it that way. By the way, I am Windows, not Linux but dabble in Linux where needed.
New Windows 11 computer anyone.
Stuff like this alway happens when end of support is around the corner. It's bullshit like this that made me stop using Windows 10. If you don't want to deal with it, you have to wait 15 minutes every time it tries to install a bad update. The update should come with a script that fixes bad recvery enviroment. Why do we rely on Microsft anyway for this, when we should make a ISO of the OS every month or when we change the OS drive. The Windows 7 backup tool is still their. That's what I use.
Oh,
Don't release a critical update that is not working or correct Microsoft. Inconvenients for everyone.
I am shocked this has not happened to me, as I have a complex setup with the OS putting data on a second partition and a RAM disk. Whew.
I never have to worry - I use Windows AME 10. It has windows updates completely stripped out of the system. Not having updates is Bliss. My drivers no longer crash, my windows never blue screens.
Well the reason, they won't fix it, is: They just can't. it would be (imo) too risky, as it involves editing partitions.
The only thing they can do automatic is during windows setup on a unpartitioned drive to make the recovery partition bigger. If you installed an old version of WIndows 10 or upgraded from 7, it will be too small by default.
...unbelivable (I still use the 8.1 btw), not to mention the hardware requirements that are almost videogame level. I think I'm going to test other OS's
This is a big salvo towards killing windows 10. I updated to Windows 11 to see if it fixed any of my issues, and it doesn't. Search functions that don't produce results faster than I can find them myself, for example. The taskbar auto hide not working with certain programs, like Firefox. Video freezing in web browsers.
Since it still failed after doing the manual steps on my laptop... I have hidden the update.
0:05 Nick Ladder
planned obsolescence
ASUS Laptop owner here. About 8 months ago Bill Gates took away my speaker with no fix. Now there is this patch that when unsuccessfully installed has permanently disabled my onboard wifi network adapter. Gates needs to spend less time telling people how to live and more time managing his ship of fools.
So here's the update same issue i left it untouched for like a week!! But last night it automatically update!!! It updates! What the beep! What's wrong with ms im so confused right now.
I tried to follow the guide but mine has 2 primary and 2 recovery, im stuck rn
Partition 1 recovery size 499mb offset 1024kb
Partition 5 recovery size 575mb offset 175gb
Partition 4 primary size 174gb offset 616mb
Partition 6 primary size 289gb offset 175gb
watching this on my Linux Mint Mini PC.... relaxed...sipping coffee....
I used linux to backup the partition and resize it.
It's totally fine. I stopped booting Windows 10 except for occasionally like 6 months ago.. Linux all the way! (MX Linux ahs & Manjaro Linux as backup. Win 10 as rarely used tertiary boot option.)
Kb5034441 problem update eror 😢
Thanks 👍 Problem fixed 😁
I've found that if you want to do the upgrade from 10 to 11 at this point you have to do the fix for this. Windows Update will not perform the Windows 11 upgrade unless this update is satisfied first.
Nobody should be forced to downgrade to Windoze 11.
When I run reagentc /info it says RE status disabled. So I'm all good to just continue ignoring this error?
Yes
@@brentech thanks, I just saw your other vid on how to hide it! Appreciate the help
Thank You for the helpful info.
This is really great when managing company's whole computer fleet.
I've got an 2019 ltsc and only installed drivers lol
Linux is looking better every day...