On June 21, I told N-able Patch Management to install the out-of-band KB5041054 on a Server 2022 Hyper-V host. Here’s the Microsoft details on that patch: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/june-20-2024-kb5041054-os-build-20348-2529-out-of-band-b746ffbd-934e-42ac-9c66-ed0636edf7f1
I’ve been puzzling over this for a while so I thought I’d create a post at least to document the question.
n-Able Patch Management is failing to install the Windows 10 21H1 feature upgrade. The only reason it gives is “Process exited with code –1047526904.”
Today, trying to upgrade my Windows 10 Pro machine to 1903 from a USB drive, I received this most unhelpful message: “Windows 10 Installation has failed”:
A week ago, on my Server 2016 Hyper-V host, after installing the May 14, 2019 Cumulative Update (KB4494440) and restarting, I got BitLocker error 0xc0210000, “A required file couldn’t be …
I have a small domain with multiple Win10 Enterprise machines and one Win10 Pro machine. WSUS is running on the single domain controller and distributes most updates, but I’ve set …
I have non-WSUS Windows 10 Pro machines set to defer feature upgrades for 120 days. So when does the 120-day counter start?
“Patch Lady” Susan Bradley has some helpful explanations on AskWoody about Microsoft KB4093942, “CredSSP updates for CVE-2018-0886.” She mentions that you can prepare for the updates by setting group policy …
I installed Office 2016 from an MSI installer, but the updates apparently still happen via a Click-to-Run process. Susan Bradley has a nice tip here on changing from monthly to …
I am still pretty early in my journey of learning how to manage Windows 10 Pro updates, but I am a little encouraged to find that there are several setting …
