KB5001078 should now install from Windows Update when users select “check for updates” – or they can wait for it to install automatically.They should then restart their devices again.Users should restart their devices and then follow only steps 1, 2 and 4a from Reset Windows Update components manually.Microsoft gave the follow mitigation advice for devices that have already installed KB4601392: “SSUs improve the reliability of the update process to mitigate potential issues while installing the LCU and applying Microsoft security fixes.” How Windows Users Can Mitigate if They Already Installed KB4601392 “You must install the new servicing-stack update (SSU) KB5001078 before installing this cumulative update (LCU),” according to Microsoft. Windows users – who reported issues – must install this new servicing stack update before installing the its recent February Patch Tuesday security update from last week.
This resulted in the installation for the update halting at 24 percent.
Microsoft said that the erroneous servicing-stack update (KB4601392) froze installations for the “Cumulative Update” from the recent Windows Update. Microsoft Faulty Update: A Windows Security Issue “There is a known issue that halts the installation progress of the Februsecurity update,” said Microsoft on Friday. To address this issue, Microsoft has removed the faulty update and released a new one ( KB5001078). This particular defective update ( KB4601392) applied to Windows 10 users (version 1607 for 32-bit and 圆4-based systems) and Windows Server 2016 users. Microsoft’s servicing stack update provides fixes for the component that installs Windows updates. Microsoft has removed a faulty servicing stack update, which was causing issues for Windows users when they tried to install last week’s Patch Tuesday security updates.
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