Microsoft’s latest update for Windows 11 has left users with a series of errors. The update, coded KB5053598, was released as a mandatory patch for Windows 11 24H2, but serious problems have been experienced since the installation process. While users receive many different error codes during the update, the installation fails completely on some systems.
The new Windows 11 update has received many complaints
Users who encountered error codes such as 0x800f0993, 0x800F081F, 0x80070032 and 0xC004F211 during the installation reported that the update reached certain percentages and got stuck. While the update may stop at early stages such as 6%, 20%, 38% on some systems, there are also devices that get stuck at 98% or 99%.
However, the problems do not end when the installation is complete. Users who successfully installed the update are experiencing critical issues such as blue screen errors, system failure to open, and Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections being disconnected. Microsoft has not made an official statement about the errors caused by the update so far, nor has it offered any solutions.
KB5053598 was introduced as an update specifically aimed at closing security gaps. It is known that the patch, which is expected to close the security vulnerability coded CVE-2025-24983, was designed to prevent malicious people from increasing their authority in the system. However, it created major problems in terms of user experience, creating a picture that was the exact opposite of expectations.
For now, the only temporary solution seems to be to roll back the update via Windows Update. It is already a matter of curiosity what kind of step Microsoft will take on the issue. So what do you think about this issue? You can share your opinions with us in the comments section below.
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