Insider KB5041871 Windows 11 Insider Dev build 26120.1350 (24H2) - Aug. 9

fg2001gf11F · Aug 9, 2024

Done on 2 machines:

Edition Windows 11 Pro
Version 24H2
Installed on ‎4/‎17/‎2024
OS build 26120.1350
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.18.0

JGToy · Aug 9, 2024

Downloading it now...

JGToy · Aug 9, 2024

Completed... Seems okay for now!

Zardoc · Aug 9, 2024

Having issues with kb5041871. Maybe because of French OS.

rseiler · Aug 9, 2024

Zardoc said:
Having issues with kb5041871. Maybe because of French OS.

Installing or afterwards? If it's installing, you don't need the French version for that.

fg2001gf11F · Aug 9, 2024

This doesn't look good,
Same problem on 3 machines after this update.

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After going back to 26120.1340, I ran restorehealth, then updated again with the repair version of 26120.1350, and the scanhealth runs now clean.

fg2001gf11F · Aug 9, 2024

JGToy said:
Completed... Seems okay for now!

Downloading was slow and weird, twice from 0 to 100%.
After the update DISM SCANHEALTH finds errors and they are not fixed with RESTOREHEALTH.

brummyfan · Aug 9, 2024

fg2001gf11F said:
Downloading was slow and weird, twice from 0 to 100%.
After the update DISM SCANHEALTH finds errors and they are not fixed with RESTOREHEALTH.

Revert to the previous build, reboot and start downloading again, do not use the computer until the download completes, then update it, that's what I do when that happens to me.

fg2001gf11F · Aug 9, 2024

brummyfan said:
Revert to the previous build, reboot and start downloading again, do not use the computer until the download completes, then update it, that's what I do when that happens to me.

Already tried that and got this.

Latest updates of DEV 26120.xxxx have been the worse that I have seen in a long time.

Trying this repair version now, but it is pretty slow to download.

rseiler · Aug 9, 2024

On 1330 I was saddled with install error 0x80073713 and didn't figure out why. Used an ISO to get to 1340.

On 1340 I was saddled with install error 0x80028017 and didn't figure out why...until I saw a Feedback item about someone getting 0x80070003 trying to get to 1340. That person removed Windows Sandbox and presto, it then worked.

So I did the same and presto. I suspect this was the reason for my earlier problem, too. I've had Windows Sandbox enabled for years, so this is a recent issue, perhaps related to the Known Issue on Windows Sandbox, I'm leaving it off from now on, since it and anything adjacent to it, like Hyper-V (which I did not have enabled), just make too many black box changes to the host system for comfort.

Zardoc · Aug 9, 2024

I don't use sandbox so that's not the issue.

fg2001gf11F · Aug 9, 2024

I just downloaded and made an ISO 26120.1350 from uupdump. If everything else fails, I'll try update/repair in place.

A big waste of time with these latest Dev updates.

IownAmoneyPit · Aug 9, 2024

@ Brink when I still wasn't getting a newer build after checking Windows Insider settings & Windows Update (see image below) I realized my Insider Account became un-linked although I was singed in with my MS Account and Registered in the Insider Program.

After researching a solution I found one on Microsoft Answers by running the two commands below, rebooting, returning to Windows Insider Program settings and then Link your Account again after which you should see the update. (See additional images)

I was also wondering if you could add the code below to your "Join Windows Insider" tutorial as a way to re-link an un-linked account even if already registered.

Code:

bcdedit /set flightsigning on
bcdedit /set {bootmgr} flightsigning on

fg2001gf11F · Aug 9, 2024

IownAmoneyPit said:
@ Brink when I still wasn't getting a newer build after checking Windows Insider settings & Windows Update (see image below) I realized my Insider Account became un-linked although I was singed in with my MS Account and Registered in the Insider Program.

After researching a solution I found one on Microsoft Answers by running the two commands below, rebooting, returning to Windows Insider Program settings and then Link your Account again after which you should see the update. (See additional images)

I was also wondering if you could add the code below to your "Join Windows Insider" tutorial as a way to re-link an un-linked account even if already registered.

Code:

bcdedit /set flightsigning on bcdedit /set {bootmgr} flightsigning on

Those should get set to yes automatically when you join an insider channel.

How did they get tuned off?

IownAmoneyPit · Aug 9, 2024

fg2001gf11F said:
Those should get set to yes automatically when you join an insider channel.
How did they get tuned off?
View attachment 103829

I have no idea @fg2001gf11F how the automatic flightsigning settings got turned off as each time in the last few builds when I went to update to a new build I was never offered the Cumulative update even though "Get latest Updates" was toggled on, I was signed in with my Microsoft Account when checking for Updates and checking I was a registered insider through Microsoft Edge.

The only thing I can think of is that I usually switch back to a Local account after updating to a new build and then when a new build comes out next week or so my PC has forgotten that it was linked previously to the Windows Insider Program.

tracit99 · Aug 9, 2024

@fg2001gf11F

You have probably already started a in place upgrade or have finished. I can tell you from experience yesterday that the problem lies in Build 1330 and now 1350. The in place upgrade did not fix issues for me. I went as for as a clean install and DISM stopped at you guessed it 62.3%. That is when I knew all this trying to find a solution was an exercise in futility. I used a image of Build 1252 made a couple of weeks ago and it does not exhibit any DISM issues. We will just have to wait on MS to recognize they have an issue and then wait for them to fix it.

Note: DISM does not stall as some have suggested. You can look in task manager and still see evidence of it running ie Windows Modules ..... or reference to DISM itself. I haven' t tried it but it is plausible that it may eventually complete in the next few minutes, hours, or days. I am just saying. I Added to Feedback started a week ago. That is the approximate time of the release of DEV build 1330.

fg2001gf11F · Aug 9, 2024

tracit99 said:
@fg2001gf11F

You have probably already started a in place upgrade or have finished. I can tell you from experience yesterday that the problem lies in Build 1330 and now 1350. The in place upgrade did not fix issues for me. I went as for as a clean install and DISM stopped at you guessed it 62.3%. That is when I knew all this trying to find a solution was an exercise in futility. I used a image of Build 1252 made a couple of weeks ago and it does not exhibit any DISM issues. We will just have to wait on MS to recognize they have an issue and then wait for them to fix it.

Note: DISM does not stall as some have suggested. You can look in task manager and still see evidence of it running ie Windows Modules ..... or reference to DISM itself. I haven' t tried it but it is plausible that it may eventually complete in the next few minutes, hours, or days. I am just saying. Added to Feedback started a week ago. That is the approximate time of the release of DEV build 1330.

Got one machine fixed by going back to 26120.1340 and did retorehealth, and then used the update repair version to update again to 26120.1350.
See shot below.
Really weird behavior starting from 26120.1330 on.

Insider KB5041871 Windows 11 Insider Dev build 26120.1350 (24H2) - Aug. 9

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