any one having issues after trying to do this update "2024-09 Cumulative Update Preview for Windows 11 Version 23H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5043145)" ?

Hi, Airbus A350,

Thank you for your advice. I read that updating to 24H2 then you shall have an almost 9GB disk space taken...

Yes, I am going to hold off on updating for three to four weeks; and keep checking the info going around.

Meanwhile have a lot of other stuff to install and inspect in the new office Building.

Any way I just read the info here below on the NEOWIN news of yesterday, and

made me stick to use your update-delay advice.

"This week, Microsoft released Patch Tuesday updates for October 2024 for Windows 10 (KB5044273 / KB5044277 / KB5044293 / KB5044286) and Windows 11 (KB5044284, KB5044285, KB5044280).

KB5044284 is the first Patch Tuesday update (B-release) for Windows 11 version 24H2, bumping up the build number to 26100.2033. Microsoft has now made this update available via its Media Creation Tool, which can be downloaded from the company'sofficial website(noticed by the German siteDeskmodder)."

Take care

Hi Roberto,

It might be best to hold off on updating to Windows 11 24H2 as there are lots of errors that have been happening like Windows Update taking up 9 GB of space on the disk and many more issues. It might be best to hold off on updating to 24H2 for about two to four weeks until the next Patch Tuesday, or maybe a little earlier, although the choice is up to the consumer/IT admin.

Hi Airbus A350,

Thanks for your reply.

I did the Advanced Recovery and got my system back.

Any way now I have suspended all Updates.

I am getting ready to update our office pcs Dell-Opti Plex-3000-MT-G12-Ci5, to Windows 11 24H2, I shall start with one during the weekend and see how it will respond.

Hope not to run to installation issues.

Any way thanks for your help.

I think that Microsoft released a KIR (Known Issue Recall) and if your computer doesn't boot to Windows 11, it's probably best to go to WinRE to uninstall the latest quality update by powering on the device, and then turning it off after you see the manufacturer logo (before you see the spinning dots) and repeat that process about three times, and then you will be in WinRE. If you get a prompt that says something like "Looks like Windows didn't load correctly", push the "See advanced repair options", then push "Troubleshoot", then "Uninstall Updates", and then in the next screen, push "uninstall latest quality update". You may need your BitLocker recovery key (you can find this at https://account.microsoft.com/devices/recoverykey). Let WinRE do its job, and then you should be able to go back to Windows. It would be good to backup your device regularly, as things like this may happen.

this update makes my internet lose connection every time my pc wakes from sleep. I have to restart the ethernet adapter every time. would appreciate if the devs could fix this eventually.