windows 11 23h2 patch for month of july getting failed

Question

Hi Team,

As we are facing the issue for the installation of win11 23h2 (KB5040442) patch for the month of July 2024.

When we are trying to push patches from backend, the following error code is showing -1073741790.

And when we are applying the patch manually, below error is showing:

Kindly support us to resolve this issue....

Answer 1

Hello,

Thank you for posting in Q&A forum.

If you’re unable to download or install the patch, I recommend trying these steps:

1. Go to Microsoft Update Catalog and search KB5040442. Or you can directly grab the offline installer from the catalog.
2. After clicking Download, click the .msu link, which will download the update in .msu.
3. Double-click the .msu file to begin the installation.

I hope the information above is helpful.

Best regards

Zunhui

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

Your plan sounds solid for a DIY project! Using mineral wool for insulation is a good choice for ease of installation and thermal performance. Hardibacker panels will offer durability for both flooring and walls. For the summer heat, the 6000 BTU AC should be sufficient, but insulation and ventilation will play a key role in maintaining comfort. Ensure proper ventilation in the ceiling and consider adding a fan to help with air circulation. Since you're working solo, take your time and prioritize safety. Good luck with your barn conversion!