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I'm in, and 10586.122 it is.
Like one earlier update, it actually locked up my PC (the hard drive light was on) before I realized it was an update. Rebooted, let it run and all is well so far.
Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1511 KB3140743
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New #93
The KB3140743 update is causing the "These results may be incomplete..." search error for any new user profiles created after the update. This happens for both domain and local accounts however any existing profiles appear to be unaffected by the update. To resolve this I had to uninstall the update and recreate the profiles.
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Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version
the update went in OK however on the taskbar the windows logo will not bring up the start screen.
hope the get that fixed.
shipinomore
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New #95
Everything went A1- OK here on my new Acer Aspire R14 R5-471T-71W2 laptop. 10586.122 showing. :)
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I know quite a few of us are reporting trouble free installation (myself included) of this cumulative update and the ones that went before. But it is alarming the amount of posts that report troubles trying to install or issues immediately after such as the one where the user can no longer bring up the start menu. It strikes me the quality assurance on these updates is pretty below par from MS and they are pushing out stuff too quickly. I don't know what to think about it all, I want bugs squashed (more than new features that's for sure) but I really don't fancy playing Russian roulette with PC every other week. It just feels like MS and Apple are in some sort of race to push update after update for some kind of bragging rights regardless of whether an update is known to contain to some glaring bugs. MS only recently pushed out a bad update for office 365 where it has caused mails to be deleted from the server regardless of account setup if you are running pop3. A lack of QA testing again. It just worries me for the future as updates gather pace and features, features, features take precedence whilst bugs gather and we wait, wait and wait some more to see if they register high enough on the MS scale to fix them or give any attention to. Trouble is I get the impression they are so desperate to add stuff instead of worrying too much about bugs. Just my thoughts by the way, I know not all will agree with me in this - I just prefer less bugs, better stability over the new. At the moment Windows 10 seems to need a very delicate touch and should the wind change direction whilst in use things can break ...Last edited by Scottyboy99; 04 Mar 2016 at 15:26.
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New #97
OK, one more question. I have one floptop still running Win7 Ultimate. Can I install the Win 10 10586 version or do I need to load the 10240 first then go to 10586?
Bill
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New #99
Bill you can read this tutorial and see if it helps you.
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...tallation.html
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