tenuser1967
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I fresh installed Windows 11 25H2 and performed a Windows Update this morning.
Immediately, I noticed Kaspersky showing c:\windows\system32\hpatchmontask.cmd as a genuine file in application management. It seems this file is related to Hot Patching, updates without restart.
Problem is that I asked a couple of friends and they both told me that they don't have this file in their <system32> folder albeit one of them is still on 23H2 with hot patching starting with 24H2.
Can anyone please confirm these files should exist in the <system32> folder:
hpatchmon.dll (152,960 bytes)
hpatchmonTask.cmd (6,795 bytes)
They are both digitally signed by Microsoft.
Thanks!
Immediately, I noticed Kaspersky showing c:\windows\system32\hpatchmontask.cmd as a genuine file in application management. It seems this file is related to Hot Patching, updates without restart.
Problem is that I asked a couple of friends and they both told me that they don't have this file in their <system32> folder albeit one of them is still on 23H2 with hot patching starting with 24H2.
Can anyone please confirm these files should exist in the <system32> folder:
hpatchmon.dll (152,960 bytes)
hpatchmonTask.cmd (6,795 bytes)
They are both digitally signed by Microsoft.
Thanks!
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 11





