Windows 11 not booting?

[Rebel Phantom]

Windows 11 might fail to start after installing KB5058405..
Has anyone experienced issues with Windows 11 failing to start after installing the KB5058405 update? Are there any updates or workarounds available to address this problem?

 

[JessicaSergey]

another reminder to not update the windows. I always keep all updates turned off unless i really want them.

 

[prince_nirala]

This is especially happening for Windows Home and Pro editions.
Just repair it or revert to the previous version and do not install the latest updates.

 

[tazarbm]

another reminder to not update the windows. I always keep all updates turned off unless i really want them.

wrong! Another reason NOT to use windows anymore, and switch to Linux.... until a truly safe and 100% free OS comes along...

 

[Rebel Phantom]

another reminder to not update the windows. I always keep all updates turned off unless i really want them.

That's smart

 

[PetraAnn]

Funny enough, I just rolled my PC back to 10. Tried, hated it. Not doing it.

 

[Project Limitless]

Microsoft fuckers are withdrawing support for windows 10 this year. Windows 11 will be shoved down our throats.

 

[ceg]

They have these problems periodically, as written in the news, so I always take a break after the release of a new update before updating.

 

[myblogginglab]

Luckily I paused Windows 11 Updates for 5 Weeks this month

 

[HiperSMM]

Windows 11 might fail to start after installing KB5058405..
Has anyone experienced issues with Windows 11 failing to start after installing the KB5058405 update? Are there any updates or workarounds available to address this problem?

Yeah, some folks are saying KB5058405 is messing things up. If your Windows won’t boot, try rolling back the update in safe mode or using system restore. Microsoft might drop a fix soon, but for now, best to pause updates if you haven’t installed it yet.

 

[Yoram]

This page talks about the error KB5058405. It's a pretty new update from what I can see.

 

[Rebel Phantom]

They have these problems periodically, as written in the news, so I always take a break after the release of a new update before updating.

That's a smart move. Rushing into updates can sometimes cause more harm than good, especially if bugs haven’t been ironed out yet. Waiting a bit lets you see how stable it really is.

 

[M4rio]

I always make a backup with Acronis before updating. I also delay updates as long as possible.

 

[Rebel Phantom]

This is especially happening for Windows Home and Pro editions.
Just repair it or revert to the previous version and do not install the latest updates.

Thanks for the insight. I’m using Windows 11 Pro—I'll try reverting to the previous version. Have you seen any official word from Microsoft about a fix or should I just pause updates for now?

 

[Rebel Phantom]

I always make a backup with Acronis before updating. I also delay updates as long as possible.

Smart move. I’ll start doing that too—wish I had backed up before this update!

 

[prince_nirala]

Thanks for the insight. I’m using Windows 11 Pro—I'll try reverting to the previous version. Have you seen any official word from Microsoft about a fix or should I just pause updates for now?

Here you go, my friend.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...631-5335-aa3c8a36-80c4-4c57-91b1-c57b27f3aedb

Scroll a little, go to the section

Known issues in this update​

and click on Recovery error with error code 0xc0000098