I've been struggling to update my Windows 11 for a couple of months now. It gets to 99% during the update process and then throws an error message saying 'something didn't go as planned,' before looping back to the desktop. I checked the cbs.log file and it shows errors related to partition access:
- Failed to get partition name. Status = 0xc0000452
- Failed to get system partition! Last Error = 0x3bc3
- ServicingBootFiles failed. Error = 0x3bc3
I took a look at Disk Management and it seems like I should have a separate 'EFI system partition.' Instead, it lists 'System' on Disk 2, which is where Windows is installed. Any guidance on how to resolve this would be appreciated!
1 Answer
Before making any changes, always ensure your data is backed up! As for your partition issue, if Disk 2 is already set up as GPT and you're still having trouble creating an EFI system partition, that could be your solution. It's generally not a good idea to have system partitions on disks meant for data. Creating a dedicated EFI partition on the right disk could help resolve your update issues.
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