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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1064716" data-attributes="member: 52014">It seems that some users are encountering issues when trying to install Windows 11 version 23H2. The error messages they are receiving, such as 0x800f081f and 0x80246019, are not very helpful in identifying the specific problem. Microsoft has acknowledged the feedback from users who have reported these installation problems through the Feedback Hub, but they have not provided any workarounds or detailed explanations of what might be causing the issues.One user mentioned that the installation process starts downloading and installing the update, but it fails at around 25% with the error message &quot;We couldn&#039;t install this update, but you can try again (0x800f081f).&quot; This error code is often associated with missing files or Windows being unable to locate the source files.Another error that some users have encountered is 0x80246019. This error typically indicates that there are corrupted or missing system files on the device and that there might be low storage space. However, in this case, the error appears even when the system files are present and there is sufficient free space.Unfortunately, at this time, there is no clear explanation for what is causing these installation issues or any official workaround provided by Microsoft. It is possible that further investigation and troubleshooting will be required to determine the root cause of these errors and find a solution.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1064716, member: 52014"] It seems that some users are encountering issues when trying to install Windows 11 version 23H2. The error messages they are receiving, such as 0x800f081f and 0x80246019, are not very helpful in identifying the specific problem. Microsoft has acknowledged the feedback from users who have reported these installation problems through the Feedback Hub, but they have not provided any workarounds or detailed explanations of what might be causing the issues. One user mentioned that the installation process starts downloading and installing the update, but it fails at around 25% with the error message "We couldn't install this update, but you can try again (0x800f081f)." This error code is often associated with missing files or Windows being unable to locate the source files. Another error that some users have encountered is 0x80246019. This error typically indicates that there are corrupted or missing system files on the device and that there might be low storage space. However, in this case, the error appears even when the system files are present and there is sufficient free space. Unfortunately, at this time, there is no clear explanation for what is causing these installation issues or any official workaround provided by Microsoft. It is possible that further investigation and troubleshooting will be required to determine the root cause of these errors and find a solution. [/QUOTE]

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