Thanks and will do today and report back 

bob16314
I lost the Windows + R shortcut keys that opens the Run box somewhere along the way, maybe they did away with it, dunno.

 

XrayMan
My Windows +R works just fine.

 
Never mind..User error..Cleaning my G11 a few days ago and inadvertently slid the switch from Normal Mode to Gaming Mode..Switched back..All better now.
 

Phew all good running Windows Updates!!! 

New round of updates, yay!   Updating now.

bob16314

bob16314
I lost the Windows + R shortcut keys that opens the Run box somewhere along the way, maybe they did away with it, dunno.

XrayMan
My Windows +R works just fine.

Never mind..User error..Cleaning my G11 a few days ago and inadvertently slid the switch from Normal Mode to Gaming Mode..Switched back..All better now.
 

It happen to me this morning that my Window + R and Windows + X isn't working on my Z10 KB. Trying figure out with KB software but still no change! I have to try update UK KB firmware EVGA_Z10_FR_DE_UK_FactoryReset_V75 to reset my KB and setup my KB software again and then it fixed.....
It make no sense!!!!! 
Anyway Thanks Bob for warning us 

 
I have the Z10 also.

 
March 10, 2020—KB4540673 (OS Builds 18362.719 and 18363.719). Cumulative Update.
 
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4540673/windows-10-update-kb4540673
 
 
Remove specific prevalent malware with Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool. (KB890830) March 2020.
 
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/890830/remove-specific-prevalent-malware-with-windows-malicious-software-remo
 
 
 
 
So far, so good.

Ok so I downloaded a update.  Forgot which one but it was the only one in Win Update.  All hell broke loose when I restarted. 
 
- My M.2 game drive all of a sudden wasn't being recognized so I decided to restart the rig.
- My PC got stuck in the BIOS screen and wouldn't boot past it while the keboard was not locked which I thought was odd. 
- Hard restarts, shut PSU off, drain power, etc.  Nothing.
- Checksum error
- Special red button putting everything on default did the trick.
- Put back OC profile in the BIOS and we're back.  
- Pls don't do that again. 

GTXJackBauer
Ok so I downloaded a update.  Forgot which one but it was the only one in Win Update.  All hell broke loose when I restarted. 
 
- My M.2 game drive all of a sudden wasn't being recognized so I decided to restart the rig.
- My PC got stuck in the BIOS screen and wouldn't boot past it while the keboard was not locked which I thought was odd. 
- Hard restarts, shut PSU off, drain power, etc.  Nothing.
- Checksum error
- Special red button putting everything on default did the trick.
- Put back OC profile in the BIOS and we're back.  
- Pls don't do that again. 

That's why I have "Metered connection" turned on (so Windows don't auto-download/install stuff) and the "Show or hide updates" troubleshooter package (wushowhide.diagcab) to check for/hide indefinately/show Windows updates, so I can wait until the "Testers" tell me if there's any issues. 
 
I hid KB4540673 from the normal Windows Update this morning so that it won't even show up unless I "unhide" it..I'll still wait a little while longer.
 
Wondering if that's an update that can be uninstalled or not..Some can't be and a System Restore would be in order.

lots of problems with it. You can check around a dozen tech sites for all new issues again.
 
https://www.techtimes.com/articles/247898/20200310/windows-10-update-faced-severe-crashes-and-errors-that-microsoft-instructed-users-to-uninstall-it.htm
 
https://screenrant.com/windows-10-update-causing-issues/
 
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/science-technology/1253358/Microsoft-Windows-10-update-delete-KB4535996-warning
 
https://www.techradar.com/news/the-latest-windows-10-update-is-so-broken-even-microsoft-thinks-you-should-uninstall-it
 
 

The end of February update that Microsoft shipped on their Windows 10 operating systems faced numerous issues, some are even unidentified.

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KB4535996 is the Windows update in question. It is meant to fix a lot of concerns on the OS including printing, battery, and the search function. The update, however, caused more problems than what it is intended to solve, leaving Microsoft to suggest that uninstalling the update is the best option.

Known Glitches and Errors
Windows 10 1909 and 1903 users, in particular, are those who raised their concerns through online forums and help centers.

Users experienced a lot of errors, for instance, boot issues that aren't new to some users. Audio issues have been also reported as well as frequent crashes

The developer tools seem to have taken a hit as well, as some people reported that it's not working.

Microsoft's Response
It is known to some that these issues are indeed big, but Microsoft is yet to announce a fix and even acknowledge the problems made by the update.

They have at least did something, a suggestion to one user that the current remedy for these crashes and errors should be an uninstall of the update.

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Severe Errors
Online forums and technical boards aren't new to complain about severe errors. However, in this particular topic, a Windows 10 user reported that his desktop computer stopped working, and even refuses to boot up.

According to him, it was when he installed the update that his computer suffered a bootup failure. He also added that his desktop has failed a BIOS POST test, his monitor also just gives him a blank screen.

The user who posted the complaint stated that his desktop is very new, in fact, he just bought it 5 days ago before the error and desktop failure.

The update's damages don't just stop here as a user who installed the latest update on an organization is currently seeing a total of 200 computers that suffer from BSOD. The BSOD isn't always the case as some of the computers suffer from frequent crashes and won't even boot up.

Other errors have surfaced more than the errors reported above. Some users reported that the update made it impossible to enter the safe mode.

Visual Studio has also taken some hit with this update. Users commented that the sign tool, of all things, isn't functional.

Despite being bombarded by complaints after complaints, Microsoft is still silent and has been only seen responding to several users, including one with the problem with the Visual Studio.

According to Microsoft, they are well-aware that the KB4535996 update caused several errors on Visual Studio.

They have then instructed people who have to face these errors to uninstall the update immediately to avoid more errors and glitches.

Possible Fixes
The obvious fix as of the moment for computers who suffered errors and crashes is to uninstall. Those who haven't installed the update yet should hold on and wait for Microsoft's official statement. The KB4535996 update is also only optional, meaning that not all Windows 10 users should install it.