Windows 11 24H2 Update Error

dacrone · Friday at 11:32 AM

PCUser said:
@LurkingCrayon You should mention which version of Windows 11 (regarding 21H2, 23H2, etc), and also build number. It may help give insight into your issue.

OP is running 23H2 with AT LEAST the November cumulative update installed. its on page 2

LurkingCrayon · Friday at 1:02 PM

PCUser said:
@LurkingCrayon You should mention which version of Windows 11 (regarding 21H2, 23H2, etc), and also build number. It may help give insight into your issue.

dacrone said:
inside windows defender > device security > core isolation, turn off Memory Integrity and then try to rerun the in-place upgrade

Tried this just now, same issue unfortunately

dacrone · Friday at 1:24 PM

time to partition. burn the 24h2 iso with rufus and make it dual boot. definitely curious to see if it will even install a fresh copy bypassing as requirements. if not you'll have a serious issue on your hands. would be good just to test that

LurkingCrayon · Friday at 1:25 PM

dacrone said:
time to partition. burn the 24h2 iso with rufus and make it dual boot. definitely curious to see if it will even install a fresh copy bypassing as requirements. if not you'll have a serious issue on your hands. would be good just to test that

Yea I’m at a losss at this point, is there a way to hide it in win update cuz it keeps trying to install, and till I get the chance to spend time to move and install everything

dacrone · Friday at 1:54 PM

Show or Hide Windows Updates using PowerShell in Windows 11/10

You can show, unhide or hide Cumulative or any Windows Updates using PowerShell in Windows 11/10 to protect your computer from buggy updates.

www.thewindowsclub.com

or

GitHub - DavidXanatos/wumgr: Windows update managemetn tool for windows 10

Windows update managemetn tool for windows 10. Contribute to DavidXanatos/wumgr development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

use this portable app. its a gui. just search for updates, check the box of the one you dont want to install and click the hide button.

LurkingCrayon · Friday at 2:22 PM

dacrone said:
GitHub - DavidXanatos/wumgr: Windows update managemetn tool for windows 10

Windows update managemetn tool for windows 10. Contribute to DavidXanatos/wumgr development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

use this portable app. its a gui. just search for updates, check the box of the one you dont want to install and click the hide button.

i feel like a idiot, how do you run this?

dacrone · Friday at 2:28 PM

Release Release 1.1 · DavidXanatos/wumgr

Some minor feature updates and support for new update options [1.1] - 2019-12-11 Added DpiAwareness Application ID column support for DeploymentAction='OptionalInstallation' fixed issue where aut...

github.com

its cool. releases is on the left. thats the link to it directly. download and extract the .zip. run the .exe inside (its portable, no installation necessary)

LurkingCrayon · Friday at 2:33 PM

dacrone said:
Release Release 1.1 · DavidXanatos/wumgr

Some minor feature updates and support for new update options [1.1] - 2019-12-11 Added DpiAwareness Application ID column support for DeploymentAction='OptionalInstallation' fixed issue where aut...

github.com

its cool. releases is on the left. thats the link to it directly. download and extract the .zip. run the .exe inside (its portable, no installation necessary)

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when i downloaded the releases it doesnt have a EXE in it, i was able to get the first 1 to work with some palying around, the weird thing is it shows the update as 90GB which is weird.

LurkingCrayon · Friday at 2:39 PM

also this is what win update troubleshooting shows as a issue potently? IDK if this is helpfull

dacrone · Friday at 2:42 PM

LurkingCrayon said:
when i downloaded the releases it doesnt have a EXE in it, i was able to get the first 1 to work with some palying around, the weird thing is it shows the update as 90GB which is weird.

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LurkingCrayon · Friday at 2:46 PM

dacrone said:
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Looks like the PowerShell way hid it as it shows under the hidden updated now, but this is some of the errors it shows from the history IDK if that helps either

dacrone · Friday at 2:52 PM

good deal. you can google the (0x......) codes to see what each number means. may stumble onto something but more times than not those are pretty broad codes..

LurkingCrayon · Friday at 2:54 PM

dacrone said:
good deal. you can google the (0x......) codes to see what each number means. may stumble onto something but more times than not those are pretty broad codes..

yea seems generic, IDK what the troubleshooter code that i sent before (post 89) means, also the update is hidden but still is showing as "needs attention" in windows update unfortunately

dacrone · Friday at 2:55 PM

in the settings app > windows updates > click Pause Updates > reboot > resume updates. it wont show anymore

LurkingCrayon · Friday at 2:59 PM

dacrone said:
in the settings app > windows updates > click Pause Updates > reboot > resume updates. it wont show anymore

worked, thank you

dacrone · Friday at 3:02 PM

your specs say MSI gpu, but do you have AMD graphics drivers for onboard graphics?

LurkingCrayon · Friday at 3:03 PM

dacrone said:
your specs say MSI gpu, but do you have AMD graphics drivers for onboard graphics?

No, Mobo has no onboard and my CPU isn't a G model

dacrone · Friday at 3:07 PM

search in C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore for "amdkmdag.sys"
post back whether it exists or not

LurkingCrayon · Friday at 3:14 PM

dacrone said:
search in C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore for "amdkmdag.sys"
post back whether it exists or not

No Results found in that folder

dacrone · Friday at 3:24 PM

was worth a shot. came up in results to
Issue found by:BinaryHealthPlugin;DynamicProtectionPlugin

i'll keeping digging

EDIT (to avoid double posting) @LurkingCrayon - some more details to look into:

IsPostback_RC_PendingUpdates

IsPostback: False

WaaSMedicService

Issue found by:BinaryHealthPlugin;DynamicProtectionPlugin

IsPostback_RC_PendingUpdates

IsPostback: True

Service Status

Problem with BITS service : The requested service has already been started. System.Management.Automation.RemoteException More help is available by typing NET HELPMSG 2182. System.Management.Automation.RemoteException

Service Status

Problem with BITS service : The requested service has already been started. System.Management.Automation.RemoteException More help is available by typing NET HELPMSG 2182. System.Management.Automation.RemoteException

EDIT 2 @LurkingCrayon i'm curious if we have you do an in-place upgrade with the EXACT build number you currently have. run "winver" and tell me the exact number of the build (including all decimals). i'll find the .iso for that exact build

also - try clean boot and running the 24h2 iso upgrade:

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