Now my printer doesnt work at all also, so annoying. Screenflickering/artifacts seems to have stop when i disabled hardware acceleration in firefox, but it still happens on the desktop with various programs.
I'm not sure if this has to do with the new updates but I wanted to ask a question: has anyone else's taskbar been popping up randomly (like a flicker)? It's been happening to my PC for at least a few weeks already. I might be doing something in full screen and the taskbar will just appear and disappear really quickly.
Please allow me a short question: v9 installs with option 1 (full installation) also the .NET 4 ESU bypass. With the separate .NET 4 ESU bypass it is written that "To avoid any compatibility issues..." it is better to uninstall the bypass after installing the updates. Does this also apply if the .NET 4 ESU bypass was installed via the BypassESU v9 - right? So, after updating it is still better to start the BypassESU v9 again and select "[6] Remove .NET 4 ESU Bypass" - right? Thank you for your great work! Greetings, Martin
Thank you skyteddy for your answer But the last page you gave me is KB4570673 which was used to install the September updates To be able to install the October updates you need the October update Have a good day
Who claims that? With the servicing stack from August kb4570673 (the latest til now) you could also install the September update kb4577051!
Martin, that advice is still valid, BUT... if you're not having problems with the update installer in "other areas" (I am not), there's really no reason to turn the dotNET ESU Bypass off. I've never experienced what some others have in the update area so I've never turned that option off after using it... for my build(s) it stays on all the time. You'll know if you're having a problem (it'll be with other application updates such as OFFICE maybe)...
skyteddy I have already installed the September kb4577051 It's not the one for September that I'm asking for info, but for the one for October about the October maintenance stack
Please read my last answer again and try to understand! There exists only the servicing stack from august for Windows 7. This is the latest one! October updates does not exist til now!
Eric, in the past, MicroSloth has always issued a Servicing Stack Update (SSU, used for the following months updates when available <October not available yet>) following the current month's updates. In September, this did not happen... there has been no September SSU issued to date. We don't know whether one will be issued or not at this point... we're all waiting to see what happens. Starting this month, MicroSloth has eliminated the SSU requirement for W10 v2004 and will include that requirement in the Rollup itself. Older OSes are not being affected. This may be a reason for the delayed September SSU.
Yes, I have. WU has previously not been an issue. It just installs the updates like it's not EOL. Only now with the 2020-09 rollup has it failed. Spoiler: Win 7 ESU Patcher The .NET Bypass automatically installed itself as well when I Installed the v9 patch.