Last night Microsoft released update KB5035853 for Windows 11.
If you had problems with KB5034765, this has now been fixed
There is nothing exciting in the update, but it contains security updates, and that is important.
Something else that is important, if an exciting one, is that the update fixes a bug introduced with KB5034765 that was rolled out on February 13.
The update could cause the error message "0x800F0922" and stop the installation at around 96 percent.
Back then, the fix was to delete a file to move on, but with the KB5035853 update, the problem is fixed so that the user doesn't have to mess with the file system.
“This update resolves a known issue that may affect the February 2024 security and preview updates.
They may not install and the device may stop responding when the installation reaches 96 percent. The error code is “0x800F0922.”
The error message is: “Something did not go as planned. No need to worry - undo changes. Do not turn off the computer," writes Microsoft about the recent update.