As you'll see from the thread below, this error pertains to the recovery partition being too small on your system. I would suggest reading the thread and following the suggestion offered by @Gr3iz on the third post of the thread.

https://www.techguy.org/threads/windows-update.1290790/#post-9997721

 

I am limited in the software that I can install on this machine due to work. Would the commands works? That is at least something that comes with Windows so it's not installation required. I just wanted to make sure I was using them correctly since in the Microsoft article you have to customize the numbers according to your system. If that doesn't work, I'll ask if I can install this software, though I don't know if I'll get the ok.

 

If this is a work machine managed by your organisation then I would push the issue to your IT department to resolve it for you.

 

As someone that is a Desktop Support Analyst, this would be the correct solution as you are looking to do commands/changing how the computer works that may need admin credentials so your work’s IT team should be assisting you with this.

 

Google and I are the IT department, we just have to play nice with vendor software. They have no authority over the machine, but if it doesn't meet the requirements it won't work with their software, so I try to keep it clean. I was able to update my commands and have someone look over them just in case in another forum. Added this to the end, everything else I kept the same.

exit
reagentc /enable

 

Read the article:
answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/update-kb5034441-fails-to-install/1b127728-67ce-4206-8978-b3b0e38044a8
As per this article, If you'd like to wait for Microsoft to issue an update, simply hide the KB5034441 update using the WUShowHide.diagcab tool
download.microsoft.com/download/f/2/2/f22d5fdb-59cd-4275-8c95-1be17bf70b21/wushowhide.diagcab
Thats all. This will allow the system to ignore this error in update and proceed with other updates.