!#$%ING WINDOWS 10 UPDATES

[el jorge loco]

So I've noticed that recent cumulative windows 10 updates will cause my system to crash and show BSOD after the update "fails" to update properly. This happens with my desktop, but not with my buddy's new surface.

Is there a particular reason, or is this just old computers not being liked by new software anymore.

 

[v.Kamikaze]

i'm still on win7

 

[Hunter]

Something is working, don't messed with it.
I disable my Wins update and only update Virus + Malwares.

 

[el jorge loco]

i'm still on win7

I thought you were about to say you were still on WinXP

 

[Hunter]

I thought you were about to say you were still on WinXP

He is using Windows XP with the Nvidia Titan XP

 

[Ghonzo]

All I can say is cLaSsIC MiCRoSoFt. Honestly I try to wait a few months before I even bother updating. Like Hunter I only update the malwares and virus as well.
Heck even in my company running on enterprise we finally upgraded all our W10 to 1809 version and few on 1903.

If you can I would try to roll back the cumlative update. I mean Microsoft release one every month on the 1st or 2nd week of Tuesday.

 

[v.Kamikaze]

I thought you were about to say you were still on WinXP

I still have XP, too. I need it for INPA & BMW Standard Tools (cuz everything you fix on the damn car needs to be updated on the ECU, grrr!).

I only have Win10 on one of my laptops and my work laptop.

 

[v.Kamikaze]

You still have this problem? Are all your drivers up to date? What's the BSOD error code?

 

[el jorge loco]

I get a random assortment of error codes. The primary one is Driver IQRL one, which means Win10 updates (as far back as March 2020) have been in conflict with one of my drivers.

 

[el jorge loco]

@v.Kamikaze : I disabled all the boot services that weren't Windows/MSFT related. No BSOD. But now I'm getting weird CPU spikes, so running a system scan T_T