Windows 11 Update Fiasco: WSUS Users Stuck in Error Code Loop!
The KB5063878 Windows 11 24H2 update has some users experiencing 0x80240069 errors and unexpected service stops. While Microsoft remains mum, admins are busy playing tech detective with temporary workarounds. At least home users can relax, knowing their systems won’t throw a tantrum over this particular hiccup.
Hot Take:
Oh Microsoft, you’ve done it again! The latest Windows 11 update is apparently as elusive as a unicorn in a crowded server room. It seems like Microsoft’s updates are becoming more of a “choose your own adventure” where the adventure is trying to get your machines to actually update. But hey, at least they’re consistent with the chaos!
Key Points:
- The Windows 11 24H2 update, KB5063878, has trouble installing on some systems, especially those using WSUS.
- Users are experiencing 0x80240069 errors and unexpected termination of the Windows Update service.
- This issue primarily affects enterprise environments, sparing home users from the debacle.
- Microsoft has yet to officially acknowledge or provide a fix for the issue.
- A temporary workaround involves manually importing the update into WSUS using specific update IDs.
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