Updated and installed windows update kb2919355 yesterday and when I restart I logon,it says welcome and then goes to a black screen for 10 minutes before going to the desktop.I reverted back to previous image for the laptop to boot normal again?I can install all the other new updates from 4-8-but when I insall that one it takes forever to boot? windows 8.1 64bit hp laptop intel core i3- 2.4 ghz-8gb ram
......There is a known issue which causes some PCs updated with the Windows 8.1 Update (KB 2919355) to stop scanning against Windows Server Update Services 3.0 Service Pack 2 (WSUS 3.0 SP2 or WSUS 3.2) servers which are configured to use SSL and have not enabled TLS 1.2..............http://blogs.technet.com/b/wsus/arc...vents-interaction-with-wsus-3-2-over-ssl.aspx
Not sure I understand the whole server thing but this is a home computer(laptop)but would this still be the cause for me?Im connecting through home router with Verizon.
I assume you were able to repeat the long boot more than once and that it was not just the first boot after the update?
Its all the time not just 1st boot.I had to go to a earlier image because it was unbearable.My windows other pc windows 32bit 8.1 updated with no problem so im guessing something is wrong(software,driver)?
Something like this happened on one of my pc's with February or March updates, I finally found accidentally how to make it boot properly without delay was unchecking the box for App Readiness in msconfig>Services. Not sure why but it now takes only 5 seconds between sign in and showing desktop after disabling that service - when I check it back, it takes about 3 minutes. May not be your problem, but it's worth a try and easy. There are many problems with KB2919355 - many users can't install it. See Microsoft Forum at http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...d/4d4d23a3-695a-4bd4-b340-d2ce9c75919d?page=1
A driver sounds like a likely possibility. You could always to Soluto and see if it can tell where it is hanging... http://www.soluto.com/boot-time
Just curious, brihy1 - did you find a solution? And, if App Readiness was the solution, did you find why? I still don't know that, although I have found Windows Updates REQUIRE App Readiness enabled to install.
If I remember correctly it was not app readiness,i ended up reformatting the computer and everything worked ok.Not sure what the problem was?I was using a certain security suite at the time and have noticed that since reformatting a couple of my computers without it I have 0 problems,not saying that was it but maybe.
I believe it was the hotfix conflicting with something on the computer.When I didn't have the hotfix installed it ran normal.I didn't have time to troubleshoot a lot to narrow the problem down.I reformatted windows,did windows updates and installed all of my programs minus 1 and the computer is running good.I have no idea what caused it,but that hotfix and something else didn't get along on my computer.