frustrating update of KB5034441

Anonymous
2024-01-22T08:05:38+00:00

Microsoft has released a frustrating update of KB5034441 which can not be installed by a common user in any means. it needs to expand the virtual memory in a very technical and the professional way. can anybody help how to install it in any easy way ? or how to permanently by pass this frustrating update? i am using windows 10 pro ver 22h2 infact the worst one of the entire win 10 history because :
ms security is down since last 8 months & there chat helpline and all over the forum has failed to resolve it. microsoft told me that they are not even aware of this. windows security was going auto down, any how i ve purchased a extremely expensive software to fix that.. now ms launched another prb which i ve been asking for a fix. they ve charged me for win 10 pro and after couple of years failed their security in the windows..anyhow.. about KB5034441 any fix ?

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-02-28T16:31:49+00:00

    Everyday I see the lack of faith and trust in Microsoft as they "force" non essential updates on their customers. The collaboration of Microsoft, Intel, Apple, Dell, HP, Toshiba, Acer, IBM, "Big Box" retailers, and thousands of software producers is criminal. It is no longer about quality/reliability but rather duping customers out of their money while creating an environmental nightmare for the future generation. Customers deserve products they can own and maintain but thanks to greed and lack of professionalism these products have turned into throw away commodities as opposed to dependable tools. This issue is just the tip of a bigger iceberg. It is time to look for viable alternatives that have a vision to put the customer first and reject the obsolescence mentality. Let's "make the computer industry great again!"

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  2. Anonymous
    2024-02-28T14:36:59+00:00

    To Peter Greene2

    I fully agree and share your frustrations. MS should better think twice before they release such unfit updates as well PowerShell "tweaks" which turn us into even deeper frustrations. I am in love now with Mint 21.3 which I will put in action on a parallel plan. MS "imperialistic" behaviour is more than a motivation to do so... thinking about the way we are "put on their leash and commandments" by chaining us to their "MS Office suite" as well as bypassing our "straw" called Rufus so to install W11 by not delivering certain security updates onto units not having needed processors, HW etc. (onto which we "rufused" W11). Feels like they teamed up with Intel/AMD so to crank up sales..... no sustainability visible ... like everywhere they preach green ideas and ask us to scrap good equipment. The quick brown fox has slowed down and turned grey, but they're not getting me ... too smart here. THANKS a lot for your very helpful post, it solved my initial problem where as I can only say, to not see the malicious error message for KB5034441 anylonger and hope for KB5034763 does fully work.

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  3. Anonymous
    2024-02-27T18:08:00+00:00

    Hi.

    Review this article [see link below] about the "Windows Troubleshooter tool" to download.

    Instructions are a pictorial of how to do this for any Windows update ["KB5034441"].

    Here is the link to the article and where to download the tool.

    https://www.minitool.com/news/how-to-block-specific-updates-on-windows-10-11.html#how-to-block-specific-updates-on-windows-10/11?-16624

    I also posted my success message [see image below] that the tool worked to hide the selected Windows update - KB5034441.

    I ran the Windows update process after the tool hide the KB5034441 update and it came back with all good!

    Hope this helps others with this issue.,

    I would never, ever re-size a Windows partition on a working system unless I had several backups, the original M$ Windows license and all of my software licenses that I use/own and have everything detailed with versions, etc... Including screenshots of the setup for everything that I use and work with - including Web browser start page URLs, and all of the user names/account & associated passwords, and my email accounts and their respective setups/settings. M$ get your "S--T" together!!!! This re-sizing a partition is TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE. I have been doing IT since 1980 ... just not ok. PERIOD!

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  4. Anonymous
    2024-02-27T17:37:42+00:00

    Try this to see if you can selectively block the update for your Windows system.

    This is a recent article on how to.

    DThe download link is safe - I have tried it.

    https://www.minitool.com/news/how-to-block-specific-updates-on-windows-10-11.html#how-to-block-specific-updates-on-windows-10/11?-16624

    Good luck!

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  5. Anonymous
    2024-02-27T17:29:46+00:00

    I tried everything Micro$oft said to do and I got errors everytime, I even tried to change the size of the drive MRE I believe it was and got an error saying I could not change an OEM drive size or something like that. I tried for 3 hrs trying to get this thing to work and all I managed to get done was give myself a migraine headache trying to fix this. That is why I am NO LONGER a tech even though I am certified still, I no longer like working on PC's because I get migraines from it now. After working on PC's for 45 yrs, my brain is fried from troubleshooting this **** so much.

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