KB4565503 Cumulative Update Windows 10 v2004 build 19041.388 - July 14 Win Update

Uninstalled my Office 2019 totally , reinstalled , updated again and works fine as it should !
Also very good to make a fresh install once in a few years ..........

Hello everyone. After update KB4565503 I cant click start menu, integrated apps not working and wont start (settings etc.) only error show up. I try let update download and install and then restart. Have someone this problem with KB4565503? Thanks a lot.

JGToy said:

It was a bit different... 25% then back to 8% then up to 35% and continued until 100% but it came back to 0% --> 100% and finished without any apparently problem or notifications.

I had the same thing or similar percentages! Why, Microsoft? (1909 here)

Hi folks, further to my previous post about Outlook not opening after this update, I went to Control Panel and did a Repair Office ONLINE. Initially, it didn't help but after a restart once the repair had completed, Outlook now opens normally as do all other Office programs. I also forced an Office update. I would also advise, when restarting, don't just do a simple restart. Rather, shut down the computer completely to allow the RAM to clear so a fresh start is done. You would think MS would have tested things like this before releasing the update but clearly, we're no longer paying for quality of service. More of a 'that'll do - let's see what happens' update using us all as guinea pigs despite not being part of the Windows Insider Programme. Good luck everyone!

Learned my lesson ; just WAIT (!) a few days ( one week) before updating , with possible s*** bugs ............!!
After a few days we know if its safe to update ...........

I used the Windows Update MiniTool - was offered both the Flash & CU updates. Only said I needed a restart after both were installed. Also did the cleanup as part of the install.

As for the SSD TRIM bug, I used the SanDisk software to run defrag - it DID remember the last time ran unlike the Windows optimise tool. So I've got that disabled & just use the SanDisk tool - probably does a more thorough job the the generic Windows tool anyways!

" Western Digital also has software to "Trim" Their SSD "...........my SSD is a Samsung , does not work on my system !
My HDDs are all WD however ......can I use this software ?

Upon a search I found Western Digital has software to "Trim" their SSDs and it keeps track of the last time it was used.
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