Daria S.
Backend developer for a long time, currently mostly APIs and databases. Interested in performance, hosting, ssl.
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ahh classic 0x800f0922 often means teh update couldnt write to the System Reserved / EFI or recovery partition cuz its too small. open Disk Management and check those partitions. since you resized partitions earlier, thats a strong lead.…
lol this thread is gold... have u checked your graphics settings? mine were reset after an update thx in advance!!
@cleo.costa nah thats not it, acer has nothing to do with it, same issue here on my office machine... following this thread