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Hello
I never had any problems with my PC .
Windows 11, version 24H2 update is ready to install, I approve the restart, it starts working, stops at 68% for 5 minutes, then restarts and turns off PC. When I booth back, it simply wants to download it and install it again.
Troubleshooter shows Error but offers no solution.
I have downloaded the ISO and followed all instructions, but 26% in, the installer just stops all goes back to windows and says Windows 11 instalation failed.
Any ideas?
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@luciano
moi c'est la meme chose tout esseyer il indique KB50488667 x800f0983 ?
S'il vous plaît, essayez ceci.
Résoudre les problèmes liés à votre PC à l’aide de Windows Update - Support Microsoft: https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/windows/r%C3%A9soudre-les-probl%C3%A8mes-li%C3%A9s-%C3%A0-votre-pc-%C3%A0-l-aide-de-windows-update-497ac6da-7cac-4641-82a5-f50398d879a0
How and where can I find your "story"?
Apparently, it didn't work for some users...
Thank
HK
moi c'est la meme chose tout esseyer il indique KB50488667 x800f0983 ?
Because there is a given percent that install without an issue. That's is why. I've found that figure to be a staggering 50% on fully compliant W11 hardware. That's why. That figure has obviously dropped from all past release ...
If what you wrote is true🤔--> a lot of ordinary Windows 11 users will have "hard times"😒in the future if there are the same extensive (for example, installation) problems as 24H2 has now!
It comes to mind that this huge 24H2 update (which was initially planned to be called Windows 12) was TOO BIG even for Microsoft?
It's the biggest update since 2021.
It is worth remembering that there were over 1.4 billion monthly active devices with Windows 10 or Windows 11, for example, **in 2022 according to Microsoft!**🤔😮
And combined with that Windows 10 users that have got to come off or else pay an annual charge, so the timing of 24h2 with its upgrade issues isn't good. Generally felt by many that it was rushed out. Still if it's really Windows 12 alot will be happy knowing their current hardware does not need to be junked once they get onto 24h2 given they got 25h2 to look forward too.😁 I trust that won't have the same update issues.
I have saved my own notes and old driver that bridged into 24h2 given they put the new one back that never worked in 23h2>24h2 🤮 . Mystery of 24h2.
Anybody with issues and sorts it out needs to make their own notes. I do each year on the unsupported hardware, I've added the supported hardware to my notes now. Such is life that Microsoft update isn't straight forward dependant on "rogue" drivers and common non Microsoft apps. Just two rogue drivers got me on one laptop. The other no issues. One unsupported tower unit no issues with the server method, The other virtual bios issue that needed to be switched back off, then an update bug that everyone had. Fixed with resetting the update and using the cumulative msi update - same issue as present for some dependent on their starting point and upgrade method.
Because there is a given percent that install without an issue. That's is why. I've found that figure to be a staggering 50% on fully compliant W11 hardware. That's why. That figure has obviously dropped from all past release ...
If what you wrote is true🤔--> a lot of ordinary Windows 11 users will have "hard times"😒in the future if there are the same extensive (for example, installation) problems as 24H2 has now!
It comes to mind that this huge 24H2 update (which was initially planned to be called Windows 12) was TOO BIG even for Microsoft?
It's the biggest update since 2021.
It is worth remembering that there were over 1.4 billion monthly active devices with Windows 10 or Windows 11, for example, **in 2022 according to Microsoft!**🤔😮
