I am looking forward to how I get on too...lol. My main concern is losing all my installed software. I will of course back up my personal files first but the thought of losing programs terrifies me....

Thanks but what in the world was blasphemous about that

I don't see anything in bold but I certainly did not mean to appear to be blaspheming. I think you meant that I spelled out OMG but it was not meant to offend.

Have not done the in place upgrade repair yet. Need clarification of something.......I will back up my personal files BUT do I have to re-install all my apps/programs including my precious Office...

WELL....THE Net Framework update ending in1089 that has been failing since 12/13/2022 has disappeared from the list and the new one you gave me has failed. This is getting insane.

Edit: I tried...

Are the 4 step instructions the ones you gave me earlier? If not please point me to them.

I have a Windows Recovery disk but thats all. Never had to use it. My current pc came loaded with Win 10...

Thanks for sanity check. I am really nervous about doing this but I have to do it.

So thats all I have to do and just run it from that file on my hard drive?

Thank you ! I need to buy a larger flash drive to capture the repair media and need to get this done.

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Thanks but I mentioned in my post that I went to the Catalog and downloaded the update but it said it was not applicable for my system. That put me into a tailspin as to what to do...

Its Jan 17 2023 and since Dec 16 2022 Win 10 KB5021089 Cumulative Update for 3.5, 4.8 and 4.8.1 for Windows 10 Version 22H2 fails to install over and over no matter what I do including the 'retry'...

Mine did that too. Went to 60% and stalled. While I was trying to download/install the stand alone update the auto update fell back to 34% and when the stand alone failed to install - the automatic...

Settings>update download got stalled so tried to use stand alone update and it failed to install so went back to settings and tried that one again and it installed and so far I still have...

Be afraid...be very afraid... ....watch them screw this up too. I get nervous every time I boot up to see if my keyboard is working. Updating an OS should NOT be messing with USB wired devices....

I did that as one of my diagnostics when I 'lost' the keyboard but no new drivers were available and it kept telling me the device was working properly. I have a Logitech K740 backlit board. The bad...

I removed the device but no change and my Logitech keyboard doesn't have a 'real' driver. Setpoint is all there is. WHen I accessed driver info it said there was no driver available and I searched...

Thanks guys! I will look into resetting windows update but would never do a repair/eset windows just because of the keyboard now that I know it was the update that screwed it up. Repair /reset...

On Feb 15 KB4074588 (OS Build 16299.248) was installed on my HP all in one desktop with Win 10 Home. I used the pc with no issues for 2 days but two days later when I booted up my corded keyboard...

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BLESS YOU! I had not reset netplwiz with new password. I have never had to use netplwiz before so didn't know to do that. First time I looked at it earlier it didn't have the check mark to require...

I have had Win 10 for 2 yrs and had it set to not ask for my password upon boot up. No one uses the PC other than me. Today for the first time it asked me for my password so I had to use 'forgot...

I have (15) next to Google Chrome in my apps list on the task manager. I pulled down the arrow and there is a list of 15 Google Chrome items but what does that really mean to me? I only have 4 tabs...