Cumulative Update KB3176934 for Windows 10 version 1607 build 14393.82

dgordon42 said:

How long was your computer running when this happened?
Since I upgraded to 1607 on the 2nd August, My computer will crash with Bugcheck code 133 after 24 hours and 15 minutes of uptime, and reboot. The system freezes for about 20 seconds before the crash. It always crashes after 24 hours and 15 minutes uptime, I can time it to the second.

I've been running Windows 10 since it's launch in July 2015, and this is my first crash. The same machine ran Windows 8 and 8.1, and never crashed.

I have had a look on the internet, but have not found any reports of the "24 hour and 15 minute uptime" crash, so I was just wondering.

Thanks,
Dave.

Not so long, a few hours, it crashed afternoon, booted the same day so max 6 hours before that, I think...
I didn't have any BSOD before and no BSOD after that...
maybe similar case, maybe not... I'm discussing with this on Geforce forums since the latest 372.54 drivers are apparently not very stable for a lot of users (with Pascal GPUs)...
plus Win 10 AU has some own bugs, so we have very tricky conditions now

eddward said:

Not so long, a few hours, it crashed afternoon, booted the same day so max 6 hours before that, I think...
I didn't have any BSOD before and no BSOD after that...
maybe similar case, maybe not... I'm discussing with this on Geforce forums since the latest 372.54 drivers are apparently not very stable for a lot of users (with Pascal GPUs)...
plus Win 10 AU has some own bugs, so we have very tricky conditions now

OK, I have a different issue. Also, I'm using an AMD graphics card.
Thanks for the reply,
Dave.

Thanks for the heads up! Installing it on my laptop as I write this.

Tried several times to install it through WU without success. Downloaded the standalone and first time without any problem.

TairikuOkami said:

..., except LibreOffice no longer works, had to install OO.

I have libreoffice 5.2.0.4 and it works with version 14393.82.

altae said:

Installed flawlessly. Now if they only fixed all the other bugs like this one:

Attachment 97861

In regards to the error message about 'Insider Preview settings need attention' I had this issue & a reboot (several actually) never fixed the issue. Googled the problem & found a solution (create Restore Point first )

1. Go to Settings, Update & Security, Windows Update, and then to Advanced Options
2. Select Stop Insider Preview Builds
3. Restart your computer
4. When the computer starts again, open Registry Editor (go to Search, type regedit, and press Enter)
5. Navigate to the following key:

• HKEY_Current_User > Software > Microsoft > WindowsSelfHost > Applicability
• ​Delete Error State, PilotInfoRing, and LastHR entries
• Note: some of these steps may/may not be necessary due to your situation.

HTH.

I have the same issue with insider preview build warning.
Your solution has some weird steps like the second one. How can you stop Insider Preview builds if you are on the regular machine with release branch where Insider build has never been installed ?
Beside that it is not possible to stop or even start receiving Insider builds if you are logged with Local Account.