If the November Windows update fails to install on your PC, here’s what to do

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ZDNET’s key takeaways

  • The November Windows update may fail to install on some PCs.
  • People who installed the preview update seem to be affected.
  • Microsoft is rolling out a fix to address the problem.

Ah, Microsoft. Another Windows update, another glitch. This latest one affects some Windows 11 users who attempt to install this week’s November Patch Tuesday update, only for it to fail. But don’t worry, there’s already a fix in play.

Also: You can now restore Windows 11 even if it can’t boot up – here’s how

On its support page to the November update designated KB5132061, Microsoft revealed and explained this latest problem.

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