Cumulative Update KB3124200 for Windows 10 Version 1511

Rocky · 18 Dec 2015

It seems that this update has created a problem on my little homemade PC. Ever since I built this machine, it has always gone to sleep like an obedient little child. When I am done doing my thing, I just get up and walk away from the computer and it automatically goes to sleep after 10 minutes. Well it is not doing that after this update. I have tried several different remedies, but it fails to go to sleep automatically. There have been no hardware changes and no other software or app changes. This problem just started after installing this update. I am bummed out.

Holydoc · 18 Dec 2015

I was hoping that this update fixed the problem of losing Bluetooth capabilities once the computer went to sleep. It did not. Same problems.

chiko · 18 Dec 2015

Anyone having problems with the CALC APP?
Worked before the update. With the reboot pending it would startup and then die. After the reboot it still starts up and then the window dies.

This fixed it though -

Code:

Get-AppXPackage | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml"}

davidhk · 18 Dec 2015

paulsalter said:

Anyone notice Cortana crashing when shutting down

No issues with it while using the machine, but when I do a shutdown I get a message in notification centre that Cortana has stopped responding, looks like a problem closing it down

It's probably irrelevant. I am just curious if this issue happens regardless of how you do the shut down ?
i.e. by pressing the Power button or by using the Start button.

Cliff S · 18 Dec 2015

After I restarted to install it this morning, before going to work, I got my first ever BSOD from a Windows update

I just did a hard shut down, turned the PC back on and it booted to my desktop with the update installed, all Hunky Dory.
I ran:

fsutil resource setautoreset true c:\&fsutil usn deletejournal /d /n c:&Dism.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup&&sfc /scannow&Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth&sfc /scannow&Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup /ResetBase&pause

and the system checks out good. Just a hiccup I suppose.

paulsalter · 18 Dec 2015

davidhk said:

It's probably irrelevant. I am just curious if this issue happens regardless of how you do the shut down ?
i.e. by pressing the Power button or by using the Start button.

Good thinking :)

I normally shut down by right clicking the start button and selecting shutdown, last couple of days I have been using the power button on the start menu to shutdown

Will try doing it the way I used to tonight and see what happens

Didn't think of this until you mentioned it

Joan Archer · 18 Dec 2015

I got the update this morning.

davidhk · 18 Dec 2015

paulsalter said:

Good thinking :)

I normally shut down by right clicking the start button and selecting shutdown, last couple of days I have been using the power button on the start menu to shutdown

Will try doing it the way I used to tonight and see what happens

Didn't think of this until you mentioned it

Sorry. I was referring to the actual physical Power button on the keyboard.

Scottyboy99 · 18 Dec 2015

XxLevyxX said:

wow... good thing I checked the forums... after seeing this post I decided to check for updates and saw I had this update as well
it requires a restart..so afraid to restart... *crosses fingers* lets hope nothing gets efft up

The update seems safe for me when I did it last night. Nothing bodged as far as I can tell. But I am like you, whenever one falls down the pipe it brings great anxiety. It's awful that MS makes us feel like this - fearing the 'update'!!!!

Cliff S · 18 Dec 2015

Just did a perfmon report to check system health, because of the BSOD from the update this morning... no ill effects, yoohoo!

Cumulative Update KB3124200 for Windows 10 Version 1511

All fine on mine