Interesting - I had a RTL<something>.dll BSOD on a Windows 10 machine earlier that has the latest updates and has never had any issues before - I put it down to me playing around and switching features on and off again repeatedly a bit quickly while testing something.
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Interesting - I had a RTL<something>.dll BSOD on a Windows 10 machine earlier that has the latest updates and has never had any issues before - I put it down to me playing around and switching features on and off again repeatedly a bit quickly while testing something.
Associate
Had to uninstall all the updates from 11/09/2019 to resolve my issue, I can now open the clock and also right click on applications in the taskbar.
Caporegime
Well bugger me, ive just found its got a Dark theme 
Albeit they are being patched in a fairly timely manner (though could be just the tip of the iceberg in terms of vulnerabilities) stuff like this makes a mockery of some of the comments people made about Windows 10 and security a couple of years back or so in response to some of my posts:
https://www.zdnet.com/article/micro...days-in-massive-september-2019-patch-tuesday/
https://news.sophos.com/en-us/2019/...-targets-remote-desktop-and-active-directory/
A lot of this stuff shouldn't even exist in the first place - referring back to V F's post here https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/posts/33013275
https://www.zdnet.com/article/micro...days-in-massive-september-2019-patch-tuesday/
https://news.sophos.com/en-us/2019/...-targets-remote-desktop-and-active-directory/
A lot of this stuff shouldn't even exist in the first place - referring back to V F's post here https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/posts/33013275
Caporegime
Update on compatability hold, as now causing Wifi problems.
https://wccftech.com/how-to/how-to-fix-windows-10-connectivity-issues/
Another high CPU usage bug.
https://wccftech.com/windows-10-bugs-microsoft-high-cpu-usage-issue/
https://wccftech.com/how-to/how-to-fix-windows-10-connectivity-issues/
Another high CPU usage bug.
https://wccftech.com/windows-10-bugs-microsoft-high-cpu-usage-issue/
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Caporegime
Well that was bloody weird, just restarted, and it came up configuring updates, don't turn off, did the 30% and restarted, then did to the 100% as usual, and booted, but there was no updates, ive just checked the history, and the last ones were the patch Tuesdays, wtf 
Phantom update, as noticed just before id restarted, that it had already checked, and said i was up to date
Phantom update, as noticed just before id restarted, that it had already checked, and said i was up to date
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Soldato
I checked my living room and my PC is still there, I know these Windows 10 updates are getting weirder and freakier, but at least the PC is still in the living room for now, I touched it and my hand didn't slip through it or anything *touch wood*
Caporegime
Soldato
The Seach Tab seems to have dissapeared from my File Explorer window, anybody know how to get it back?
I believe it is on a staggered release for testing with general roll out delayed for the bug bash and a couple of other testing events.
Caporegime
Im sure i heard it was gona come through as an optional too, so could give it a miss
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I really should setup a webcam to stream this system I'm trying to update at the moment LOL - trying to avoid a complete reinstall - it hasn't been used in a approx. 18 months and the way things are breaking, incompetence in the way things have been approached and lack of foresight from the developers is hilarious. Sure I could probably save some time and just reinstall from scratch but that shouldn't be necessary.
Microsoft just aren't ready and don't have the mentality to do a successful Windows as a service model - you have to nail down the basics, you have to abstract things properly and use a more modular approach so updates can be streamlined and functionality doesn't get broken when the left hand isn't in sync with the right, etc.
Microsoft just aren't ready and don't have the mentality to do a successful Windows as a service model - you have to nail down the basics, you have to abstract things properly and use a more modular approach so updates can be streamlined and functionality doesn't get broken when the left hand isn't in sync with the right, etc.
Caporegime
Im sure i heard it was gona come through as an optional too, so could give it a miss
Until its eventually forced
So... 48 hours almost to the dot to get this laptop to progress from 0 to 1% on installing updates LOL - that is after troubleshooting, manually cleaning up winsxs and distribution folders, DISM, etc. etc. its fairly low end but above minimum spec and doesn't seem to have any hardware issues, etc.
Something is causing a conflict somewhere from trying to update from nothing used for 18 months to latest updates. I probably should have used a 3rd party tool to iteratively apply updates like I would have done in Windows 7 with the built in functionality.
EDIT: Now gone up 12% in the time it took me to post heh.
Something is causing a conflict somewhere from trying to update from nothing used for 18 months to latest updates. I probably should have used a 3rd party tool to iteratively apply updates like I would have done in Windows 7 with the built in functionality.
EDIT: Now gone up 12% in the time it took me to post heh.
"The Windows maker is currently testing the upcoming Windows 10 19H2 builds through its Slow ring Insiders and Windows 10 2020 builds though its Fast ring community. Windows 10 19H2 or the October 2019 Update is expected to be released to the public in the next few weeks."
https://wccftech.com/windows-10-1903-kb4517211/
https://wccftech.com/windows-10-1903-kb4517211/