Keyboard and mouse not recognized after boot-up!

Flying Dutchy said:

May I be a bit observant and note that that is exactly the solution that I proposed earlier?
.... You're welcome :)

I was of aware of your previous post, well done, but the source that you cited for running the command to uninstall the update was not an authoritative one; the source was essentially an anonymous one; the source says, "None of this is recommended by Microsoft for Security purposes. All of it is recommended by MILE Technologies (us) for functionality and business continuity."; and there were no details on the source for the command's packagename. I'm not going to rely on that kind of source for a solution that involves running a specific, non-generic command to uninstall an update, as such a solution could serve to make the problem worse.

Devdull and all that posted help.
GOOD JOB.

It took a lot of work and 4 days.

Just a reminder.

Dont forget to use your store bought Macrium Reflect often. Depending on how much is installed on your system, it only takes a few minutes to make and or recover. For sure make a backup before installing Windows Updates.

Once again. GOOD JOB to all.

Jack

Hi
after running the script "dism.exe /image:c:\ /remove-package /packagename:Package_for_RollupFix~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~16299.248.1.17"

I get an Error:1639. command line is missing a required servicing command.

What am I doing wrong?