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The update ran to completion without doing any restarts???

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IanMosley said:
The update ran to completion without doing any restarts???

View attachment 89456 :think:
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Was probably just a glitch on the MS Update servers.
And since it was already installed... didn't need the reboot.

IMO, it's best NOT to try to understand the Windows Update methodology, and just go with the flow. :/


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You're one of the lucky members who trust MS to have stable updates.

www.windowslatest.com

Microsoft confirms Windows 11 KB5034848 issues

Windows 11 KB5034848 has a bug that may cause installation problems. The update is required for optional Moment 5 features.
www.windowslatest.com www.windowslatest.com

www.pcworld.com

Microsoft confirms broken Windows 11 update, offers workaround

Windows 11 update KB5034765 keeps causing new problems on computers.
www.pcworld.com www.pcworld.com

www.gizchina.com

Do not install Windows 11 KB5034848 patch - Microsoft confirms there is a problem

Discover the problems caused by the Windows 11 KB5034848 patch and Microsoft's response to the issue. Stay informed
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This update took down two of my laptops (one Lenovo and one MS Surface). The two desktops in the house are fine. Explorer won't open, Settings hangs, Task Manager hangs, CMD.EXE won't open most of the time... crippled both laptops. One I could uninstall the update and it is working fine now. The Surface was a total loss -- couldn't uninstall the update because the Settings app wouldn't load. I couldn't even get into a repair or recovery app to try to fix or undo it. Ended up having to format and reinstall windows from a USB drive. Obviously, I paused updates on both laptops for now...
 

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    64 GB
swbrains said:
I couldn't even get into a repair or recovery app to try to fix or undo it.
Click to expand...
FYI if you ever get into a situation again but can't get into recovery. Boot from installation media and choose repair option.
 

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glasskuter said:
FYI if you ever get into a situation again but can't get into recovery. Boot from installation media and choose repair option.
Click to expand...
Thanks. I did, but I remember when I chose repair (keep apps and files), but it said it couldn't do that from a USB drive. It said to do that, I had to run the setup.exe from the USB inside Windows. Unfortunately, when I tried that, Windows got partially into the repair install, opened a command window that hung (like everything else), then the repair install itself just hung (waited a long time to see if it would move, but the CPU load was at zero forever, so I knew nothing was happening). So then I figured it was just best to start over, and that worked. Just had to reinstall all my apps and configure them which was most of the day.
 

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Using repair from the install media you can select troubleshoot, then advanced options. It gives you:
  • System Restore
  • Command Prompt
  • System Image Recovery
  • Start Up Repair
  • Start Up - Settings
  • UEFI Firmware Setting
 

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    DELL 0J37VM
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    Benq 27
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    2560x1440
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    500w
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    still not telling
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    Firefox
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glasskuter said:
Using repair from the install media you can select troubleshoot, then advanced options. It gives you:
  • System Restore
  • Command Prompt
  • System Image Recovery
  • Start Up Repair
  • Start Up - Settings
  • UEFI Firmware Setting
Click to expand...
@glasskuter If at all possible, could use your help with this thread. I do believe it would require a Clean install but, would like a second opinion. Second last post from the end of thread.

Missing Windows 11 Toolbar after Windows update.

Thank you everybody for all your help so far, this has been a challenging process for me and quite stressful and time consuming. I'm off for a while to check the PC for any other quirks and finish my late lunch here over the pond in UK. Hopefully there is a permanent solution for the future...
www.elevenforum.com www.elevenforum.com
 

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    DYNAUDIO - Steelsries Arena 7- Sound Effects by Nahimic 3
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    280 watts
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    MSI GE series
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    Steelseries
    Mouse
    G903 Lightspeed
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    1000 Mbps
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    Malwarebytes'
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    MSI
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    16 Gigs DDR4 2400 Mhz
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    nVidia 1070 8GB RAM
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    DYNAUDIO / Nahimic 2
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    1920x1080P
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    Firefox / Vivaldi
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    MalwareBytes'
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    none.
Flashorn said:
You're one of the lucky members who trust MS to have stable updates.

www.windowslatest.com

Microsoft confirms Windows 11 KB5034848 issues

Windows 11 KB5034848 has a bug that may cause installation problems. The update is required for optional Moment 5 features.
www.windowslatest.com www.windowslatest.com

www.pcworld.com

Microsoft confirms broken Windows 11 update, offers workaround

Windows 11 update KB5034765 keeps causing new problems on computers.
www.pcworld.com www.pcworld.com

www.gizchina.com

Do not install Windows 11 KB5034848 patch - Microsoft confirms there is a problem

Discover the problems caused by the Windows 11 KB5034848 patch and Microsoft's response to the issue. Stay informed
www.gizchina.com www.gizchina.com
Click to expand...
Thanks, You saved me from a potential Stress, instantly cut off my internet and hide the update
swbrains said:
This update took down two of my laptops (one Lenovo and one MS Surface). The two desktops in the house are fine. Explorer won't open, Settings hangs, Task Manager hangs, CMD.EXE won't open most of the time... crippled both laptops. One I could uninstall the update and it is working fine now. The Surface was a total loss -- couldn't uninstall the update because the Settings app wouldn't load. I couldn't even get into a repair or recovery app to try to fix or undo it. Ended up having to format and reinstall windows from a USB drive. Obviously, I paused updates on both laptops for now...
Click to expand...
i almost lost my TuF gaming laptop after installing KB5034204, i got constant bluescreen with a very small text that says kmode_exception_not_handled ntoskrnl, and i was tired of seeing unhelpful sad face in there,
luckily i still able to boot in safe mode and then perform a reinstall to the first 22H2 Release without losing my apps and Data.
they should have more helpful bluescreen with detailed information about the problems and the source of it like in windows 7.
 

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    Windows 11 22H2 Build 22621.4112 KB5041587
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    Laptop
    Manufacturer/Model
    ASUS TUF GAMING A15
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    Ryzen 7 4800H
    Motherboard
    FA506IEB
    Memory
    16GB DDR4 3200MHz
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    RTX 3050 Ti Mobile
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    Realtek HD Audio 192000Hz
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    Laptop Display 144Hz
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    1080p
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    Samsung 970 Evo 512GB M.2 NVME
    Kioxia OEM 512GB M.2 NVME
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    Windows 11 23H2 Build 22631.4112 KB5041587
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    Manufacturer/Model
    ASRock
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    Ryzen 5 3400G
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    ASRock A320M HDV R3
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    Crucial 16GB DDR4 3200MHz
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    RTX 2060
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    Samsung 24" S33GC 120Hz
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