Windows 10: Cumulative Update KB4089848 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.334 - Mar. 22
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Last edited by IronZorg89; 4 Weeks Ago at 17:32.
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Looking for your trashies
Aaaaaaaaand another pathythingy...
Oh well... Installed as usual, if we haven't other things to do, eh, MS?!
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Manually installed on 2 desktop and one Notebook, no obvious issues
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storageman said:
I'm not even going to look for it. I really don't have time for this !

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I suppose it could be worse. I have an Android tablet and literally every day there are multiple Google related updates that download. The process sucks the CPU dry, gobbles up all of the WiFi bandwidth, and renders the tablet useless while the updates are being done. I've started leaving the tablet turned on 24/7 and plugged into the charging cord just so I don't have to put up with the mess when I go to use it. Even then, it will download an update or two while I try to use it.
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Came up on WU...installation went smoothly. No apparent issues, so far. 
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storageman said:
I'm not even going to look for it. I really don't have time for this !

simrick said:
Obviously neither of you use Windows Defender Exploit Protection. I've been waiting for this one all month, couldn't come soon enough as far as I'm concerned. It turned this major SNAFU with the wrong text appearing all over the place....

...into this, all present and correct.
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Hi Bree: I don't use WD and the .309 update turned it on and screwed up Norton Internet Security running properly. Then W10 posted a Notification Center message that the system had an antivirus protection issue. Look at all of the revenue all of those MS certified techs are generating for their employers. Another day, another update.
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Bree said:
Obviously neither of you use Windows Defender Exploit Protection. I've been waiting for this one all month, couldn't come soon enough as far as I'm concerned. It turned this major SNAFU with the wrong text appearing all over the place....
...into this, all present and correct.

Nope, Defender is not good enough. But, glad it got things sorted for you.
Just tried installing on a laptop that is 4 days into an in-place repair install and clean as a whistle:

This is why I am banging my head.
Bree said:
Obviously neither of you use Windows Defender Exploit Protection....
simrick said:
Nope, Defender is not good enough...
Actually if you have Defender you are using exploit protection - it's turned on by default. AFAIK replacing Defender real-time protection with another AV doesn't turn off exploit protection. To be strictly accurate, what I should have said is that you haven't looked at its settings yet. When you do it will be total garbage in 16299.309, as per my first screenshot.