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    Windows 10 Pro
       #11

    One thing that seems to cause update rollbacks on some updates is if the Program Files is located on another drive by editing the registry at
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion, ProgramFilesDir.

    Make sure that is set to C:\Program Files
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  2. Posts : 182
    Windows 10 Pro-21H-19043.985
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       #12

    Cbarnhorst said:
    One thing that seems to cause update rollbacks on some updates is if the Program Files is located on another drive by editing the registry at
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion, ProgramFilesDir.

    Make sure that is set to C:\Program Files
    I have not ventured into that scheme of moving sections out of their designed pattern. The closest I have got to that is linking user folders to another drive (Music, documents etc)
    In fact with Win10 I gave up on the idea of special or customized stuff since the cumulative updates appeared all would be set back to original. I did reorganize the desktop view and that has been honored.
    The Laptop which was Win8.1 previously just had a plain desktop view(no tiles) and no changes to its structure. It had one purpose and that was to hold the video files that I project to a screen at a meeting. That is the only reason it needs to be in working order even though it isn't used 90% of the time. If the technician has to clear everything and reinstall it doesn't matter for there is little on it.
    I can understand the desire to move programs off an SSD but perhaps its time to have fewer programs :)
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