If your new Windows 11 operating system does not receive cumulative updates and other patches, it is most likely a bug in the software configuration of the Windows update service component. To fix this, Microsoft has pushed the first reliability update to Windows 11 devices. However, the patch number kb4023057 was actually pushed to the Windows 10 platform earlier.
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In the official bulletin, Microsoft describes kb4023057 as a "Windows Update Service Component Update", which covers reliability updates and other improvements for all supported windows versions (1908 / 2004 / 21h1 and later).
On October 27, Microsoft compiled the same update for the Windows 11 operating system, which contains content to troubleshoot the Windows update process.
Windows latest found after actual testing that if the Windows 11 device has an issue blocking the download of the update, the update can help users reset some registry keys.
The following are the main contents of the KB4023057 reliability update:
● If the Windows troubleshooter detects a problem, it will attempt to reset the network settings action. ● The patch will clean up any registry entries that might prevent Windows Update from getting them. ● Repair a corrupted Windows Update component, or try to re-enable a disabled component/service. ● If the device does not have enough storage space, the system also compresses some files in the user profile directory to help free up disk space for the smooth installation of important updates. Microsoft will also try to reset the Windows Update database and fix an issue that prevents devices from getting Windows 11 updates. In some cases, the update history in Control Panel is cleared.
Finally, the kb4023057 reliability update for the Windows 11 operating system is rolling out in phases and will be automatically installed on devices with related issues.