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Cumulative Update KB4517211 Windows 10 v1903 build 18362.387 Sept. 26 Win Update
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Yeah I suppose. Thanks.
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Speaking of browsers, I get this warning from FF:
when I close the browser after it has been open for a while and then reopen it quickly.
It does not happen if I close and open the browser rapidly back and forth.
Only if it has been open for a while. It happens maybe 30% of the time in this example. It's been happening for the past few months or so.
I'm not sure why it happens but I think I have identified one site that causes it pretty reliably.. amazon reviews (the review sections of products).
Added: I checked a lenovo netbook I have and it doesn't happen on it. Only on some hp laptops.
There may be other sites. I've tried the usual stuff for this error... doing a clean install, using a clean profile with no addons, turning off hardware acceleration, using less processes, looking at my shortcut paths etc.. but nothing stops it. It doesn't happen that often only in the specific case I mentioned and once i press close firefox using the button on the warning dialogue window FF soon relaunches. Just would like to stop it from happening if possible. I've seen this issue mentioned in one of these Win 10 update threads. Don't know if an update is responsible or if just an FF issue or something else.
I've seen this happen on at least one other computer.Last edited by tomseys; 27 Sep 2019 at 10:43.
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I'd say it's just an FF issue:Speaking of browsers, I get this warning from FF:
when I close the browser after it has been open for a while and then reopen it quickly.
It does not happen if I close and open the browser rapidly back and forth.
Only if it has been open for a while. It happens maybe 30% of the time in this example. It's been happening for the past few months or so.
I'm not sure why it happens but I think I have identified one site that causes it pretty reliably.. amazon reviews. There may be other sites. I've tried the usual stuff for this error... doing a clean install, using a clean profile with no addons, turning off hardware acceleration, using less processes, looking at my shortcut paths etc.. but nothing stops it. It doesn't happen that often only in the specific case I mentioned and once i press close firefox using the button on the warning dialogue window FF soon relaunches. Just would like to stop it from happening if possible. I've seen this issue mentioned in one of these Win 10 update threads. Don't know if an update is responsible or if just an FF issue or something else.
I've seen this happen on at least one other computer.
"Firefox is already running but is not responding" error message - How to fix it
Note: If this is a recurring problem, see Firefox hangs when you quit it for possible causes and solutions.
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PCs all updated. My RP machine (Lenovo Yoga X380) got the KB4522739 .NET update and winver shows 18363.385. Mainstream 1903 machines show 18362.387, so RP is more sideways than behind, IMHO anyway. No issues encountered in either fork, though.
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Wow! I went to UUPDump yesterday and 18632.387 Feature Update was available, so I downloaded and installed it on my new Samsung 860 EVO!
I kept seeing references to .357, and was wondering if there was a type, but when I checked, it shows as 18362.387, so I "updated" in the blind! Well, kinda natural for me anyway . . .
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Hello Wynona,
.357 was for the CU released on the 23rd below before this .387 update was released on the 26th.
Cumulative Update KB4522016 Windows 10 v1903 build 18362.357 Sept. 23
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How do you like your new SSD, Wynona?Wow! I went to UUPDump yesterday and 18632.387 Feature Update was available, so I downloaded and installed it on my new Samsung 860 EVO!
I kept seeing references to .357, and was wondering if there was a type, but when I checked, it shows as 18362.387, so I "updated" in the blind! Well, kinda natural for me anyway . . .
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Hi,
I'm sure she's busy loving it
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