Bluescreen after KB2930275

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  1. ashmicro

    ashmicro MDL Junior Member

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    #1 ashmicro, Mar 14, 2014
    As per title

    After installing a number of updates today, I got the Bluescreen on reboot, accompanied by the CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED message.

    I restored back to a drive image from last week, and tried reinstalling the updates, one at a time.

    KB 2930275 requires a reboot, and having applied the update again, the Bluescreen occurred again.

    Tried it on my laptop as well, and the same thing occurred.

    Both my PC and my laptop are on Win8.1 Pro x64, with the unofficial "Spring update" (KB2919442 & KB2919355)

    Anyone got any ideas?

    Cheers all.
     
  2. ian82

    ian82 MDL Expert

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    #2 ian82, Mar 14, 2014
    yes, don't install unofficial updates. not like they're gonna make your computer faster or cook you breakfast in the morning. what's the rush? wait for the official updates soon
     
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  3. abbodi1406

    abbodi1406 MDL KB0000001

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    #3 abbodi1406, Mar 14, 2014
    2930275 already included in 2919355, so don't install it
     
  4. The Racker

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    #4 The Racker, Mar 14, 2014
    @ abboodi 406 can you give us the list of updates iclud in 2919355

    thx
     
  5. s1ave77

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    #5 s1ave77, Mar 14, 2014
    Where did you get? Is not offered via WU here.
     
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  6. Mutagen

    Mutagen MDL Addicted

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    #6 Mutagen, Mar 14, 2014
    Google search results show others with the same result.
     
  7. murphy78

    murphy78 MDL DISM Enthusiast

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    #7 murphy78, Mar 14, 2014
    To satisfy WU... the only updates not included (minus monthly malicious and defender definitions)
    KB2894853 (Defender Functionality update)
    KB2899189 (Camera Codec Pack)
    KB2928690 (Mar rollup - Included in 2919355, but nagged for currently in WU)
    KB2938527 (IE Flash Player update)

    Everything else is already updated in 2919355.
     
  8. ashmicro

    ashmicro MDL Junior Member

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    #8 ashmicro, Mar 14, 2014 (OP)
    Thanks everyone.
     
  9. ashmicro

    ashmicro MDL Junior Member

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    #9 ashmicro, Mar 14, 2014 (OP)
    Windows Update. I'm in the UK, if that makes any difference.
     
  10. s1ave77

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    #10 s1ave77, Mar 14, 2014
    Should make no difference. Tested on several test installs, never got this offered :hmm:.
     
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  11. hbhb

    hbhb MDL Expert

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    #11 hbhb, Mar 14, 2014
    got that on last tuesday patch day.However I didnt install any leak on this machine.


     
  12. superfun

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    #12 superfun, Mar 14, 2014
    I also had this problem on 2 computers.

    One time I restored it to an date few days ago, after restoring I installed ALL UPDATES RELATED WITH SPRING UPDATE and THEN REBOOTED, after that the computer was running fine :biggrin:

    The other computer, after restoring it ends up, installing updates and reboots, so its an never ending problem here - until I can figure out, how to stop install those updates after the first reboot after restoring :(

    Does anybody know, how to prevent windows from installing updates after reboot? I mean, it have to boot normaly, so that I can login myself and install all updates and THEN reboot. My problem, there only is one restore-point and this ends up in reboot and install updates....
     
  13. Arizone

    Arizone MDL Novice

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    #13 Arizone, Mar 25, 2014
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    I was in the same exact situation.
    Restore, then immediately throw in a recovery disk to access the recovery menu console before the computer loads the restored Windows.
    Run this command to cancel the pending updates and then you should be all okay.
    Code:
    dism.exe /image:C:\ /cleanup-image /revertpendingactions
    The drive might not be C:\