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Many users can’t install the KB5043064 on Windows 10 because of the 0x800f0831 error code
The patch is part of the monthly Patch Tuesday updates.
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Published onSeptember 18, 2024
published onSeptember 18, 2024
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Microsoft released the KB5043064 patch for Windows 10 earlier this month as part of the Patch Tuesday updates. While the patch has essential security features, it also caused several bugs.Some users reportedencountering the 0x800f0831 error code when installing the KB5043064.
I have attempted to install update KB5043064 for two days, but it fails with error code 0x800f0831
I am running Windows 10 HomeVersion 22H2 Installed 8/18/2024OS Build 19045.4780Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19060.1000.0
What can I do to install this update?
Unfortunately, KB5043064 is mandatory, and even if you encounter the 0x800f0831 error code, you must try to install it.
Fortunately, there are workarounds for this issue, and many users reported that these solutions worked and allowed them to install KB5043064 on Windows 11 safely.
Here’s what you can do.
Install KB5043064 by fixing the 0x800f0831 bug with a DISM scan
Repair Windows 10 through the Media Creation Tool
You can also followthis comprehensive guide, which explains the step-by-step downloading of the Media Creation Tool.
These two fixes should be enough to get your Windows 10 fixed and ready to install the KB5043064, but it’s worth mentioning that the 0x800f0831 error code is quite common, andit has many ways to fix it, regardless of whether it happens on Windows 10 or 11.
More about the topics:windows 10,Windows Update
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