Windows update (KB5034441) Error (0x80070643)

From what I can see it has no effect on the day to day running of the operating system.

Would this affect my systems camera? I cannot get it to work. It stopped working. My update won't work. I ran many troubleshooting tasks, run cmd, and more, and then reset my entire computer and still have the same issues.

hi , can someone from Microsoft itself tells me when they gling to fix thios damn bug

Surelu they should do kit , pleade reply, am noty playing games here Microsoft , please gtell us when yiu gling to fix it, we not dloing yioutr workaround ewe want permant fix

please reply to thst thread

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Fixed for me, but my situation seems not like what many others are facing. My fix generally followed #4 from an old answer given at https://superuser.com/questions/1514856/windows-10-lacks-partitions-and-winre-options/1514869#1514869

I did not--and would not--follow any of the elaborate disk space reallocation "advice" from Microsoft.

In my case, with a 2016 HP Envy Windows 10 machine, the (Run as Administrator) command

ReAgentC /info

showed that Windows RE status was already "Disabled," and the machine had neither a "Windows RE location" nor a "Recovery image location." This despite that Disk Management (C:\Windows\System32\diskmgmt.msc) showed that the machine had multiple recovery locations, including a 28 GB Recovery disk mapped with a drive letter (D). The command

ReAgentC /enable

would not work, therefore. So, I had to tell WinRE the path to my Recovery location. Here's how:

With WinRE still disabled, I ran the command

ReAgentC /SetREimage /Path "(full path to Recovery location)"

In my case, my Recovery was at D:\Recovery\WindowsRE, so my command was

             ReAgentC /SetREimage /Path "D:\Recovery\WindowsRE" 

including the quotes.

Previously, I had to create the \WindowsRE subdirectory, which was not already existing. I located the hidden file, WinRE.wim, and placed it in D:\Recovery\WindowsRE. The presence of the WinRE.wim file in the *...\Recovery\WindowsRE (the path to the RE image) is necessary.

After this, the command

ReAgentC /enable

worked. Last, input the command

exit

to close the command prompt.

Upon rebooting, Windows update KB5034441 went through with no more problems.

I realize that my fix will only work if you have a "large enough" location to designate as your Recovery location. How large is enough, I don't know.