Windows 11 24H2 KB5050009 Error 0x80070306 - [774] One or more errors occurred while processing the request.

[jpschlesier]

Hello,
I'm not an expert but want to update Win11 24 H2 Build 26100.2605
to new Build 26100.2894 with KB 5050009.
But i got following error: Integrating: KB5050009 - Cumulative Update 26100.2894.1.18 - Error 0x80070306 - [774] One or more errors occurred while processing the request.

Maybe someone hv one tip fr me.

Thx..JP

 

[garlin]

W11 24H2 has moved to a Checkpoint and Delta patching model for Monthly Updates.
Every time you update 24H2, NTLite needs to have both a copy of the most recent checkpoint CU and the latest Monthly Update.

For now, the list is:

KB5050009 (Jan 2024) - Delta​

KB5043080 (Sep 2024) - Checkpoint​

When February arrives, you will probably use the same checkpoint KB5043080 together with Feb 2024's update.

 

[nuhi]

I'm not an expert but want to update Win11 24 H2 Build 26100.2605
to new Build 26100.2894 with KB 5050009.
But i got following error: Integrating: KB5050009 - Cumulative Update 26100.2894.1.18 - Error 0x80070306 - [774] One or more errors occurred while processing the request.

Tested it now, all seems fine.
Was that image edited prior? If so, always start from an official Microsoft, non-edited image.

If it was an non-edited image, let me know from where exactly so I can test it, and which host are you using.
Meanwhile try switching to Parallel extraction (in the Updates page toolbar), if you used Standard.
Someone reported that Standard did not work for them when DISM handles the decompression.
NTLite's decompression (when set to parallel) is more compatible with different hosts.

I tested both modes now, worked without errors.

Every time you update 24H2, NTLite needs to have both a copy of the most recent checkpoint CU and the latest Monthly Update.

Actually 26100.2605 already has KB5043080 in it, it should not be necessary each time (after 26100.1742).

 

[tistou77]

All fine for me too
ISOs 26100.1742 (and those after) just need the latest CU, indeed