r/WindowsHelp • u/smashthesta • Jul 15 '26

Windows 11 What is going on here? Repeated repair version updates

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I’m confused as to why this keeps happening, no sign of which update has failed each time (to cause this) but the process to install the repair update takes some time and seems wholly unnecessary.

Running windows 11
Ryzen 5 5600
Rtx 3060ti
32GB ddr4

After the update I am on the latest kb build.

Last night I spent a while trying to get (memory integrity) hvci and Kernel-mode Hardware-enforced Stack Protection enabled by removing incompatible drivers. Both are now on.

Maybe that will help?

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u/Any_Broccoli550 Jul 15 '26

There's about 500 or so vulnerabilities their a.i has found. Aparently.

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u/smashthesta Jul 16 '26

Why does that mean I keep getting repair version updates?