How to know if KB5035942 installed correctly?

WinSoft · 27 Mar 2024 at 20:20

KB5035942 and KB5036035 were both available as updates on my Windows 11 PCs. I installed them on two devices successfully, but on one device KB5036035 got stuck at downloading 98% for hours. KB5035942 installed fine.

As the second KB got stuck, I restarted the device and it said 'installing updates' and then I noticed KB5036035 was available again and downloaded and installed fine with a further restart.

The problem is, I cannot find KB5035942 listed in Windows Update history as installed today like on all my other PCs or available to uninstall.

I can see though that it has I think been installed through reliability history.

How do I know if this KB has been installed correctly and do I need to be concerned that it's not showing in Windows Update history or available to uninstall?

Thanks!

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Mujja · 1 Apr 2024 at 11:42

Run this command

Code:

WMIC QFE | FIND "5035942"

Download the update directly from the update catalog and install manually if the update isn't installed and not available in Windows Update.

WinSoft · 1 Apr 2024 at 13:31

Mujja said:
Run this command

Code:

WMIC QFE | FIND "5035942"

Download the update directly from the update catalog and install manually if the update isn't installed and not available in Windows Update.

Thank you, it seems to be installed - just not showing up in Windows Update history. Ah well, must be a minor bug. Thanks for your help.