flyinion
I ended up sticking all the routine updates on a 30 day delay after all the issues reported here and on news articles in the last 10 days.  Hopefully they've pulled/sorted/fixed them by then.  Usually I just let them update within a couple days but there's been some crazy stories about these recent updates.

 
I have our machines set for 14 days deferral, but I'm now wondering if that is long enough...
 
 

Nereus

flyinion
I ended up sticking all the routine updates on a 30 day delay after all the issues reported here and on news articles in the last 10 days.  Hopefully they've pulled/sorted/fixed them by then.  Usually I just let them update within a couple days but there's been some crazy stories about these recent updates.

 
I have our machines set for 14 days deferral, but I'm now wondering if that is long enough...
 
 

Apparently not, I had mine set for 30 days in the Advanced stuff (Win10 Pro) and the 3269 update (think that's the right number) reinstalled itself last night.  It's only been like 3 weeks since I yanked it out.  So I had to uninstall it again and now I'm trying out that "7 day snooze" thing since I found out you can push it multiple times.  Now I have stuff deferred until mid-April supposedly.

bob16314

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.

Oh it's been set on metered since moving to Win 10.  I just decided to update because I haven't seen one in a long while and well it bit me.  Still get random restarts and crashes.  I think I might just system restore back to the day before of this update.

GTXJackBauer

bob16314

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.

Oh it's been set on metered since moving to Win 10.  I just decided to update because I haven't seen one in a long while and well it bit me.  Still get random restarts and crashes.  I think I might just system restore back to the day before of this update.

If you set it to metered can you choose specific updates to install?  Or is it just "install what's available" once you choose to do updates?  I'd really like to take control and install updates individually like with older versions of Windows (xp, 7, etc.) and it sounds like some people here are doing that, but I'm not sure how they're doing it.

My updates don't auto install but will just show up.  I download them and install when I feel like it with the metered option.

Also, I just did a system restore prior to these recent updates.  Keeping fingers crossed otherwise I think my PSU is starting to show it's age.

 
      March 12, 2020—KB4551762 (OS Builds 18362.720 and 18363.720)
 
      https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4551762/windows-10-update-kb4551762
 
 
Keyboard started to lag at first, but the problem seems to have gone away. Will see how this update goes.

It's been hours since I rolled back to a restore point.  NO PROBLEMS AT ALL!  That most recent update(s) are a dumpster fire.  Everyone's complaining about BSODs as well.

Windows Update Today...
Release Date: March 24, 2020
Version: 1903-OS Build 18362.752 and 1909-OS Build 18363.752

KB4541335 CU Win 10 v1903 build 18362.752 and v1909 build 18363.752

coolmistry
Windows Update Today...
Release Date: March 24, 2020
Version: 1903-OS Build 18362.752 and 1909-OS Build 18363.752
 

KB4541335 CU Win 10 v1903 build 18362.752 and v1909 build 18363.752

Thanks for the warning...
 
I see it appears as an "optional" update in Windows Update Settings...

just rolled a Folding at Home PC from Win 7 Pro to Win 10 Pro 1909  ... for free