Microsoft has released its latest Patch Tuesday updates for Windows 10 and Windows 11, addressing security concerns and resolving a persistent installation error that has plagued users attempting to install KB5034765. The updates, released on March 12, 2024, come as a relief to users who have encountered the “0x800F0922” error, which previously halted installations at around 96%.
The error, which affected Windows 11 devices particularly, has been a source of frustration for users attempting to update their systems. With the release of KB5035853 for Windows 11, Microsoft has confirmed that this issue has been resolved. Alongside security patches, this update specifically targets the installation problems encountered with the previous Patch Tuesday release, KB5034765.
In the patch notes provided by Microsoft, the company acknowledges the inconvenience caused by the installation error, which prevented the February 2024 security and preview updates from installing correctly. Users encountering this issue would see an error message displaying “Something did not go as planned. No need to worry – undoing changes. Please keep your computer on,” with the corresponding error code “0x800F0922.”
To assist users further, Microsoft has updated its Windows health dashboard website to track known bugs and issues, ensuring users are kept informed of any potential issues affecting their systems.
For those who have not yet installed the February Patch, Microsoft advises that the workaround provided for the installation error can still be utilized until users are ready to install KB5035853.
The resolution of this installation error underscores Microsoft’s commitment to providing a seamless user experience and maintaining the security and functionality of Windows operating systems. Users are urged to install the latest security updates promptly to benefit from the improvements and issue resolutions provided by Microsoft.
In conclusion, the latest Patch Tuesday updates from Microsoft bring relief to users experiencing installation errors, particularly on Windows 11 systems. With the resolution of the “0x800F0922” error, users can now update their systems confidently, knowing that Microsoft has addressed the issue and provided necessary fixes to ensure smooth installations and enhanced security.
