Bork Tuesday, Any Problems Yet?

Updated Win 10, two reboots, working good, no problems.

 

Multiple Windows 10 and 11 PCs updated at work. No issues.

 

Well, this update really isn't for me... I restored from a three week backup and the update failed to install again. The main problem is that this update causes a dead loop, i.e. when the installation reaches 91% or 96%, the PC freezes and a hard reboot is the only way to go but it triggers the installation of the update again ending with a freeze at 96%. So the only way to get the PC working was to disable and postpone MS updates. I hope the next month's patches go through successfully.

In the meantime anyone have any advice?

SFC and DIMS have returned no problems.

EDIT: I wonder if my problem is somehow related to the below issue.
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...join-the/dc04a308-edf6-4e58-9cde-27d065048c08

 

Often when I encounter a similar issue it is a device and/or driver that conflicts. If you have anything USB plugged in that can be disconnected you could try to unplug it. I once had an update that would fail and loop until I removed the Wi-Fi adapter. I'll assume it is freezing and not creating any kind of dump file?

 

Thx! Sounds interestingly but I don't recall of any driver updates for past months. Anyway I will remove my laptop from dock when trying this update next time. For installation including reboot (after download) internet connection isn't required, right?

Yes.

 

That is correct.

 

https://www.windowslatest.com/2023/...6-issues-games-lag-broken-enterprise-network/

 

Yes, the update in question is definitely one of the worst in a long time.

My issue in post #7728 has been confirmed by others on the MS forum. I still have to have updates disabled.

 

Installed smoothly here:

https://i.ibb.co/WWp4ZdY/Image-487.png

 

Thanks for the info. After having had a nightmare with KB5028166 and I'm not alone as seen on the official MS forum where similar reports are filling up I would rather continue with MS updates disabled until the next month patches unless anyone of plagued by the bug confirms that KB5028244 has brought a fix.

 

I've updated multiple PCs and haven't seen this issue so you probably just got lucky. Or whatever word you want to describe it with.

 

Again.
Seems that 3 reboots it's the new norm for Win11 updates
July 26, 2023—KB5028254 (OS Build 22621.2070) Preview - Microsoft Support

 

Wow again really?

 

any reason for you to install a not needed optional preview?
someone put the gun at your head?

edit: updating on shutdown and on reboot - once!
after that 4 updates for net framework

seems not. i cannot confirm your experience.
restarts are depending on many settings - settings (in special fastboot), drivers, software, additional crappy security software. this update had a shutdown sequence and a startup sequence, thats it here. no fastboot due multiboot, no additional crappy security software.

 

It is a saying before everything got PC.

 

That's impossible.

 

i cant lie or tell you other. i have 3 machines running windows 11 and in special for this update.

 

No problems so far:

https://i.ibb.co/6W0Bj5x/Image-499.png

 

Updated 1 Windows 10 PC and 1 Windows 11, so far. No issues yet.

 

ooo, totally forgot it was bork-day. Got a NET Framework update, msrt, and a cumulative (KB 5029244). Went fine, very quickly. Winver here is 19045.3324.

 

Update looking good here on Win 10, no problems so far.