Recent content by Sir_George

To the best of my knowledge, when it gets stuck at 62.3% most likely Windows Update is struggling to retrieve some repair files. If it is still running, try visiting the website;

I believe, when I encountered the issue on my wife's computer, it took overnight to complete or about 9 hours.

The post from OAT is correct, if you just mistyped the 61.3% and meant it to be 62.3%. The pause at 62.3% is a known issue and can take quite awhile to proceed.

If you haven't already, restart the system. Then try running SFC again and check the results.

Well, so much for my first suggestion. You can try using DISM to repair system files; Step 1: Open Command Prompt with administrative privileges. You can do this by searching for cmd in the Windows search, right-clicking on "Command Prompt," and selecting "Run as administrator." Step 2: In the...

You could uninstall Windhawk and check the results. I would start by making a full backup up the system as it is currently and then uninstall the app. The instructions for uninstalling per their website; To uninstall Windhawk, you can go to your computer's settings, find the list of installed...

You don't mention it in your post, but are you using any 3rd party applications for modifying Windows behavior or settings?

I wasn't using safe mode.

It appears that the font selection is normal. I thought that there used to be several more selections, but after doing some research it seems that I was wrong. I have therefore marked this as solved.

As the title states, after the upgrade my command prompt font selection has a limited selection of 20 fonts. I have installed all the available updates, which was a possible solution, but to no avail. Any suggestions? This has happened on both of my computers.

Can't answer the question, there isn't enough information. I do have a question for you, what are you using for the for the backup restore? If you are using the Windows 11 backup/recovery it can be somewhat iffy.

That was the problem! I had encountered this issue in the past but forgot about it. I remember removing the drivers back then, but they were reinstalled, probably because I bought a new WD drive. Thanks for your post.

Thanks to all who replied. I found the solution by doing a little more research. It appears that disconnecting the USB attached storage devices was necessary to complete the update. I will mark this as solved.

I have tried to update from 23h2 to 24h2 twice with the error OXC1900101 which indicates there is a driver issue. Looking at Device Manager (see image attachment) there is nothing noted with the typical exclamation sign. Any ideas or solutions?

I haven't tried this myself, but I have read that You can usually avoid installing the Windows 11 24H2 update that is currently pending a restart by going to your Windows Update settings and choosing to "pause updates" for a set period of time; this will temporarily prevent the update from...