A recently serviced boot binary is corrupt.

FreeBooter · 30 Dec 2019

Clean boot only disables third-party programs and services it does not uninstall device drivers.

zbook · 30 Dec 2019

How do you uninstall all device drivers?

Only third party?

How does uninstall differ from disabled during an upgrade?

The second computer is nearly identical.

FreeBooter · 30 Dec 2019

You can disable all but except for Disk drivers, Mice and Keyboard drivers and Processors driver.

You can also install latest version of chipset driver.

zbook · 30 Dec 2019

All drivers were checked with HP driver software tools.
The BIOS was upgraded.
Both GPU drivers were disabled as a testing step.

A new user was created and upgrades were performed with different users.

The computer had had 2 drives: 750 GB disk driv working with a 25 GB flash drive (flash cache or modified RAID 0)
The 25 GB SSD was removed.
The boot is UEFI/GPT

The nearly identical computer was upgraded with the 25 GB flash cache and with BIOS/MBR

FreeBooter · 30 Dec 2019

Cause of a blank screen to occur are connection problems with your display, display adapter driver update issues, or issues with recent updates or installations. I think its time for you to clean install Windows 10.

ranchomirage · 30 Dec 2019

What about using windows system restore to uninstall the updates?

You should be able to do this from recovery - try typing rstrui

Ztruker · 30 Dec 2019

zbook said:

On the comuter used for typing this post when C:\Windows\servicing\LCU was entered into everything search there were thousands of entries (folders and files).

They all included in the path: \Package_for_rollupfix

For the problematic computer what do you search for related to: A recently serviced boot binary is corrupt.

Code:

Root cause found: 
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A recently serviced boot binary is corrupt.

Repair action: Uninstall latest LCU
Result: Failed. Error code =  0x825
Time taken = 2328 ms

This was in C:\Windows\servicing\LCU on the problematic computer (approximately 1400 - 1500 entries)

Attachment 261194

There was a recent discussion about this folder and it's contents and the end result was that the folders and files it contained could be deleted with no harm.

How to clean files in C:\Windows\servicing\LCU

I didn't see the point of deleting them but now I wonder if it could help with your problem?

Rgar22 · 23 May 2021

FreeBooter said:

For example execute following command to uninstall the KB4053577 update:

Code:

dism  /image:C:\   /Remove-Package  /PackageName:Package_for_KB4053577~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.1.0

I get an error when I try to remove any update packages; 0x80070bc9, and Error: 3017 gave me a DSIM log file but I'm not sure where it is after restart.

I do have the original log after startup repair failed; SrtTrail.txt

Is it best to continue this thread or start a new one?

FreeBooter · 23 May 2021

Rgar22 said:

I get an error when I try to remove any update packages; 0x80070bc9, and Error: 3017 gave me a DSIM log file but I'm not sure where it is after restart.

I do have the original log after startup repair failed; SrtTrail.txt

Is it best to continue this thread or start a new one?

You should start your own thread.

A recently serviced boot binary is corrupt.

I have a similar problme to the one OP has