Overview
KB5048652, released on December 10, 2024, addresses security vulnerabilities and includes quality improvements for Windows 10, specifically for OS Builds 19044.5247 and 19045.5247. This update is applicable to various editions of Windows 10, including Enterprise LTSC 2021 and IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021, as well as version 22H2. The update is part of Microsoft's ongoing commitment to enhance the security and reliability of its operating systems, particularly in light of the upcoming holiday season when operations may be minimal. Notably, this update does not include a non-security preview release for December 2024, with normal servicing expected to resume in January 2025.
General Purpose
The primary purpose of KB5048652 is to address critical security issues within the Windows operating system. This update incorporates all improvements from the supported Windows 10 version 21H2 editions and includes quality enhancements that were part of the previous update, KB5046714. A significant fix included in this update resolves an issue with the Sysprep command failing with error 0x80073cf when attempting to remove a package after its dependencies have been removed. Additionally, it ensures that the servicing stack is robust, allowing for smoother installation of future updates. Users are advised to ensure they have the necessary prerequisites installed before applying this update.
General Sentiment
The general sentiment surrounding KB5048652 appears mixed. While the update is intended to enhance security and stability, several users have reported issues following its installation. Complaints include failures during the update process, with error codes such as 0x800f0922, and problems with system performance, including lagging and glitches. Some users have experienced difficulties with specific services, such as OpenSSH, failing to start, which has necessitated manual intervention. Despite these concerns, there are also users who have successfully installed the update without issues, indicating that experiences may vary based on individual system configurations.
Known Issues
- OpenSSH service may fail to start, preventing SSH connections, requiring manual intervention to run the sshd.exe process.
- Users have reported update failures with error code 0x800f0922, indicating potential conflicts with existing updates.
- Some users experience system performance issues, including lag and glitches, after installation.
- Difficulty in uninstalling the update for some users, with the uninstall option not being available.
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