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JacobBrown
Iron Contributor
Aug 22, 2025

Win11 update uninstallation failed 0x800f0825

When attempting to uninstall update KB5063878 on the Windows 11 24H2 system, error code 0x800f0825 was encountered, preventing the update from being uninstalled properly. This issue may be caused by damaged system files or conflicting update dependencies.

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  • To resolve error code 0x800f0825 when uninstalling update KB5063878 on Windows 11 24H2, follow these five steps:

    (1) Disable Windows Sandbox via Control Panel to remove dependency conflicts;

    (2) Use Command Prompt with wusa /uninstall /kb:5063878 to attempt manual removal;

    (3) Run Windows Update Troubleshooter from the Settings > Troubleshoot menu to fix update-related issues;

    (4) Repair system files using DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth followed by sfc /scannow; and

    (5) Check registry settings for app pool recycling that may interfere with update removal during off-peak hours.

  • TylerWallace's avatar
    TylerWallace
    Bronze Contributor

    In the command prompt, type the following command and press Enter:

    wusa /uninstall /kb:5063878

     

  • Asesela's avatar
    Asesela
    Copper Contributor

    I also came across this issue when uninstalling the update. Sorry I do not have a solution for it. So far, i have not encountered any issues with the new KB5063878 update but i have paused the update for now.

     

  • ThioJoe's avatar
    ThioJoe
    Copper Contributor

    I figured out the reason causing error 0x800F0825, at least in my case.

    If you have Windows Sandbox enabled, that is the reason. You have to disable it in the "Turn Windows Features on and off" menu, reboot, then you'll be able to uninstall KB5063878.

     

    In the CBS.log when the error happens there would be lines like this:

    2025-08-23 13:09:12, Error CBS Container base layer depends on LCU version greater than '10.0.26100.4946'.: 800f0825 [Error,Facility=(000f),Code=2085 (0x0825)]

    The "Container base layer" it's talking about has to do with the Windows Sandbox. Disabling the feature removes that dependency allowing the uninstall to proceed.

    You can turn the feature back on after uninstalling the update.

    • GuyinPants's avatar
      GuyinPants
      Copper Contributor

      came here to say exactly this. uninstalling Windows Sandbox worked for me. I was able to uninstall the update.

  • Ulisesin's avatar
    Ulisesin
    Iron Contributor

    Run Windows Update Troubleshooter

    1. Go to Settings → System → Troubleshoot
    2. Select Other troubleshooters
    3. Run the Windows Update troubleshooter
    4. Restart your computer and try uninstalling the update again

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