2023-06-16 15:09:15
A June update (KB5027215) for Windows 10 is unfortunately having problems installing. The information came through the site WindowsLatestwhere Windows Update is said to be taking over half an hour to install the patch, plus a long “cleanup” process after restarting the computer after installing the update.
Problems installing the Windows 10 June Update
Unfortunately the June Update (KB5027215) for Windows 10 is taking a long time to be installed by Windows Update, as mentioned above. Also, after restarting the computer, the “cleanup” phase took an absurd amount of time to reach the “CreateSession” phase, as you can see in the Event Viewer.
It has been reported by some Windows PC administrators that the update has not been installed. One of the solutions for this is to temporarily disable the third-party antivirus. Sometimes it may happen that the program blocks necessary installation files.
Users said that even after running the troubleshooter several times and doing a disk cleanup, they still couldn’t install the update. The patch was not installed even after restarting the computer several times. In case you are facing this bug, it is recommended to revert the update to a previous one.
Solution to resolve update installation problem in Windows 10
If you are having trouble installing a recent Windows 10 update, it is recommended to roll back the update to a previous update. To do so, follow the steps below.
Necessary time: 3 minutes
Step by step to temporarily resolve critical issues caused by an update in Windows 10.
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At the bottom in the left corner, select the search bar and write “Settings”. Then click “Open” to run the “Settings” application.
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Select “update & security”.
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Click “view update history”.
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Select “uninstall updates”.
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Click on the most recent update (which is causing you problems).
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Restart the computer.
Okay, now just wait for the release of a new update that has the fix for the patch installation problem on your computer.
Manually download and install the KB5027215 update
You can download the KB5027215 update for Windows 10 (64-bit and 32-bit x86) manually here. After accessing the Microsoft Update catalog page, follow the steps below.
Step 01: When accessing the Microsoft Update catalog, there will be several updates available. You will need to locate the patch compatible with the KB5027215 update for the version of Windows 10 that is on your computer (21H2 and 22H2).
Step 02: Select the “Download” button next to the Windows 10 version you want to download.
Step 03: Right click on the link and select “save as” to start the download.
Version 22H2 of Windows 10 is the last feature update
In April 2023, Microsoft announced that Windows 10 version 22H2 is the last feature update that will be made available by the company. That is, there will be no release of version 23H2 of Windows 10, only for Windows 11. Furthermore, it is already known that in October 2025 Windows 10 will reach EoS (End of Service or End of Support), no longer receiving updates cumulative security.
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