How to Fix KB5027303 Update Not Installing on Windows 11

If you are a Windows 11 user and encounter the error message "Update failed" or "The update is not installed," follow these five step-by-step instructions to fix KB5027303 update not installing on Windows 11:

1. Check for updates manually by going to Settings > Windows Update and clicking on Check for updates.

   

2. Run Windows Troubleshooter by going to Settings >
   

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   Toggle

   System >

   Troubleshoot from the left menu, selecting Windows Update, and following the prompts.

3. Restart your computer and wait for at least 30 seconds before turning it back on.
4. Check for conflicting updates by going to Settings > Windows Update and clicking on View update history, looking for any recent updates that may be conflicting with the current update. Uninstall them if you find any.
5. Reset Windows Update settings by going to Settings >
   

   System >

   Windows Update and clicking on Advanced options, then scrolling down to the "Options" section and toggling the switch for "Use a metered connection." Then, toggle the switch for "Allow quality updates only."

KB5027303 is an update released in February 2021 that fixes issues with the Start menu and other features in Windows 11. Following these steps should help you resolve any update issues and ensure your system is up to date.