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
    2024-03-30T17:51:16+00:00

    The link with script https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmzJ4dYDN4IWg7RnFhJq66VduHurGA?e=vEMize does not work for me.

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  2. Anonymous
    2024-03-16T16:10:14+00:00

    There are approximate 100 million fully functional computers that are not compatible with Windows 11. They are compatible with Ubuntu. OpenOffice/LibreOffice, Firefox and most of the cloud based applications; so it is time to move away from Microsoft. Their strategy of planned obsolescence needs to end. Microsoft creates an addiction then forces customers to trash their operational computers because they do realize they have an alternative.

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  3. Anonymous
    2024-02-12T13:58:57+00:00

    Here is a fix I just verified from Microsoft resources and guaranteed it works.

    First of all:

    #1

    In the Windows search,

    Search for Windows Powershell, right-click it and choose run as administrator.

    Next, execute this command:

    set-executionpolicy remotesigned

    Afterwards, select Yes to All when prompted. Keep the Window open.

    #2

    Download this script.

    1.ps1

    Make two folders on your C drive root, with names 1 and 2, so their paths are as follows:

    C:\1

    C:\2

    Paste the script file you downloaded into folder 1.

    In the Powershell window, navigate to the C drive folder and enter this command:

    cd C:\1

    This will ensure the folder which contains the script is selected. Now, we need to run the script, which increases the size of WinRE. For that, run the following command:

    .\1.ps1

    After that, press Y to confirm running the script.

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    When you are asked for the backup directory(this is used to ensure that your device remains bootable if anything goes wrong), enter

    C:\2

    Press Enter.

    Wait till your PC restarts.

    After that, if you check for updates, the update should install successfully.

    *Add an update to Windows RE | Microsoft Learn

    Can someone else verify the method above worked? Just wanted an additional verification before running that script on my machines. Thanks.

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  4. Anonymous
    2024-02-04T18:39:32+00:00

    It’s not that I don’t know how to resize the partition, it’s the fact that Microsoft should not ask the consumer to fix their own issues.

    They have some of the best software engineers on staff and it should be their problem to fix the update, but I’m sure there is no rush for them!

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