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Microsoft released the first update to Windows Phone 7 Monday, but rather than improve things, it fails to install for some customers — and for an unlucky few, it actually bricks their phones.

The glitch affects the Samsung Omnia 7 and possibly the Samsung Focus, according to Ars Technica. In some cases, the ten-step (!) installation process fails on step seven, prompting a reboot but not damaging the phone. But in a few unlucky cases, the upgrade fails at step six, corrupting the phone’s firmware and requiring a trip to the store to replace the phone.

It’s not clear how many phones have been affected by either of the glitches. Still, as Ars writes,

This is a monumental cock-up. Failing to install properly is bad. Corrupting firmware and needing recovery is terrible. Bricking handsets altogether is inexcusable. Who on earth wants to schlep into a store to get a new handset just because Microsoft and Samsung screwed something up? In spite of the handsets being available for four months now, in spite of having a month or more to test the update, it doesn’t actually work.

Microsoft had staggered the release of the firmware update, so it’s not available to all Windows Phone 7 users. The company reports that it is investigating the problem.

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