Error 0x80888002 on build 22509

Actually, this is my second time I had an upgrade not work and then the next one worked fine. I can't be sure anymore, but I think the first one was back in 2018-19(?). I've decided to treat this little adventure in the same manner I did the first one: give MS a little time "and this too shall pass". Nice for me: got to enjoy a little adventure finding a work-around and then MS drops a new, stable update right out of the box. And we move on...

Perhaps it worked because you did not undo the workaround changes that you mentioned in your post last time for the previous build?

I don't think MS put out any fix for this problem yet. 😉

From your post:

"Okay, here's a work around: My Ryzen 3 system (3600X@ 4.2GHz, 16GB DDR4, 500GB Samsung M2, 1TB Samsung 970, AMD 570X-8GB) which passes all MS MyPCHealthCheck tests and had previously (through 22504) always updated but would not go beyond 10% on IP 22509. Just pisxed me off. :-) So, looked around and found this solution: Go to GitHub and download their Media Creation Tool. Unzip and click the Auto Update button (near the top of screen) and let it run. Reboot and go back to Windows Update and hit Retry. BAM, worked like a charm for me. GitHub advises to the go back and run the Media Creation Tool a second time to undo the changes, but for now I'm going to leave the changes in place and see what happens with the next IP. Good luck! :-) "

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For version 22518 I tried the new AveYo MCT, github (dot) com /AveYo/MediaCreationTool.bat, in folder bypass11, run the command Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd

Seems to be working for now.

Yup, the Registry hacks work whether entered manually or via script (GitHub). My complaint was always about my desktop passing MyPCHealth and then not updating to 22509. Back when Win 11 IP was first introduced, I had an old HP dv4 (CoreDuo, 4GB DDR-3, 250GB Samsung SSD). I thought it might be fun to see if I could force it to run in Win11. This one FAILED MyPCHealth. I made 4 hacks to the Registry (essentially creating new doubleword entries in the system hardware settings like "Bypass TPM check", "Bypass CPU check", etc... Low and behold it updated to Win 11 and has since updated a couple of times and is still running the Beta version. It's slow, but by golly, it works. A cheat for sure, but just playing around. :-)

You may be correct about my desktop: once the GitHub script has executed, the Registry changes/additions still remain and that's why it updates to 22518. Maybe MS will get the next appraiser.dll right - let's hope so. For now for me, just understanding the problem and knowing a work-around is sufficient.

I can confirm that this script is working for this update. Hope MS will fix this soon in future patches.