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Cum dezinstalam KB5063878 update pentru a remedia: SSD Failures on Windows 11

Inițial, au apărut rapoarte conform cărora actualizarea Windows 11 (KB5063878, lansată pe 12 august 2025) ar cauza pierderi de date, corupție sau dispariția SSD-urilor în timpul scrierilor mari (peste 50 GB), mai ales pe SSD-uri. Microsoft a investigat și a concluzionat că nu există o legătură directă între actualizare și defectele de stocare raportate. Datele telemetrice nu au arătat anomalie, iar problemele nu au fost reproduse în testare.

Dar daca tot doresti sa dezinstalezi urmeaza urmatorii pasi:

1. Prin setările standard Windows

  1. Mergi la SetăriWindows UpdateIstoric actualizăriDezinstalare actualizări (Update History → Uninstall updates)

  2. Caută KB5063878 în listă și selectează-l pentru a-l dezinstala.

  3. Repornește computerul după finalizarea procesului.

2. Dacă dezinstalarea eșuează sau nu apare în listă

  • Pot apărea erori precum 0x800F0825 sau 0x800F0905 În acest caz:

    • Dezactivează (dacă este activat) Windows Sandbox — unii utilizatori au raportat că, odată dezactivat, dezinstalarea a reușit

    • Folosește Depanatorul Windows Update:
      Setări → Sistem → Depanare (Troubleshoot) → Alte depanări → Windows Update → selectează „I can’t download, install or uninstall an update” și urmează instrucțiunile

3. Alte metode și precauții

  • Poți pauza actualizările temporar pentru a preveni reinstalarea automată a KB5063878

  • Pentru companii: folosește Group Policy sau Windows Update for Business pentru a amâna sau bloca actualizări

  • Dacă dezinstalarea nu funcționează și problema persistă, poți încerca Pornirea Avansată → Recovery sau, în cazuri grave, restaurare de sistem sau resetare

4. Alternativă cu DISM (avansată)

Pas pentru utilizatorii confortabili cu linia de comandă:

dism /online /get-packages | findstr KB5063878
  • Apoi copiază identificatorul complet (Package Identity) al pachetului și rulează:

dism /online /remove-package /packagename:XYZ
  • Înlocuiește XYZ cu identitatea completă copiată.

  • Repornește sistemul.

  • Apoi poți pauza actualizările pentru a preveni reinstalarea.

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How to free up space on Windows 11 by disabling reserved storage

With this update, Microsoft introduced a feature called Reserved Storage. As the name suggests, Windows automatically began reserving a certain amount of space, which was primarily used for installing updates without any issues.

Since then, the reserved storage feature has been a part of Windows, and you can still find it on your Windows 11 system. At the time of its release, Microsoft announced that Windows would set aside at least 7GB of space as reserved storage, regardless of how much disk space you have. This means it doesn’t matter whether you have only 50GB or 500GB of space, Windows will allocate at least 7GB for reserved storage.

There may also be times when Windows does not have any update files to store in reserved storage. In such situations, Windows will allocate the reserved storage to temporary files created by installed apps and to system cache data in order to improve overall functionality. These temporary files and cache data are regularly monitored by Storage Sense, and once it determines that the temporary data is no longer necessary, it is automatically removed from reserved storage.

Similarly, Storage Sense will monitor stored Windows update files, and if it determines that they are no longer necessary for your computer, they will be automatically deleted to make room for new, important Windows update files. If you are trying to install a major Windows update whose storage requirements cannot be met by the space available in the reserved storage, the update will use the required space from the available free storage on your computer.

For instance, if you have 7GB of reserved storage and want to install a Windows update that is around 10GB in size, Windows will use the remaining 3GB from the available free storage on your computer. However, if you don’t have that extra 3GB of free space, you might encounter an error message or receive suggestions from Microsoft to free up some disk space.

All that being said, to check how much reserved storage you have on your Windows 11 computer, open the Settings menu, then navigate to System > Storage > Show More Categories > System & Reserved. In the Reserved Storage section, you’ll find the amount of storage Windows has set aside. In my case, it’s 4.95GB.

Reserved storage on my computer.
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Windows installation error: the computer restarted unexpectedly during bios

To resolve the “The computer restarted unexpectedly” Windows installation error, press Shift + F10 at the error screen to open Command Prompt. Type regedit and press Enter to launch Registry Editor, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup\Status\ChildCompletion, double-click setup.exe, change its value data to 3, and click OK. Then close the Registry Editor and Command Prompt, click OK on the error message, and the installation should proceed.

1. Access Command Prompt:
When the error message appears on your screen, press Shift + F10 simultaneously to open the Command Prompt.

2. Open Registry Editor:
In the Command Prompt window, type regedit and press Enter.

3. Navigate to the Registry Key:
In the Registry Editor, browse to the following path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup\Status\ChildCompletion.

4. Modify the setup.exe value:
In the right-hand pane, find and double-click on the setup.exe DWORD value.
Change the Value data from its current setting to 3.
Click OK to save the change.

5. Proceed with Installation:
Close the Registry Editor and the Command Prompt windows. On the error dialog box, click OK to restart your computer. The Windows installation should now continue without interruption.

Other Potential Causes and Solutions
If the above steps don’t work, the issue could be caused by other factors, such as:

Corrupted Installation Media:

Recreate the Windows installation media using the Microsoft Media Creation Tool.

Hardware Issues:

Check your hard drive cables and try a different USB port for the installation media.

Outdated BIOS:

Update your BIOS to the latest version from your computer manufacturer’s website.

Outdated Drivers:

Ensure all necessary drivers are installed and updated, especially for storage devices.

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