Microsoft Fixes Windows 11 KB5089549 Update Installation Problems
Looks like Microsoft has finally fixed the Windows 11 KB5089549 update issue that was causing installation failures for some users.
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That’s great to hear. I was holding off on installing updates because I kept seeing reports about the error.
The good news is that the fix is already included in the optional KB5089573 update released in May.
Microsoft says the issue was caused by not having enough free space in the EFI System Partition. Apparently, devices with very little space there were the most affected.
I had this problem. The update would install, restart my PC, then fail and roll back with a message saying, “Something didn’t go as planned.”
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If you don’t want to install the optional update, Microsoft says the fix will also be included in the regular June Patch Tuesday update, so most users should get it automatically soon.