KB4601382 CU Windows 10 v2004 build 19041.844 and v20H2 19042.844 Win Update

steve108 · 06 Mar 2021

Tekkie Boy said:

Good detective work.

So that I don't have to work with folder permissions, I use the SFCFix tool to copy files in the hidden folders.

If my written English was better, maybe I would write a tutorial.

Friendly greetings from germany to greece

Sorry for any mistakes. English is not my native language.

Don't let your good English stop you. I'm sure someone can help you. Feel free to PM me and thanks for your contributions here.

I'll be happy to help test and edit any tutorials you share with me - within reason of course

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Tekkie Boy · 06 Mar 2021

@steve108

Thanks for your offer.

steve108 · 06 Mar 2021

Tekkie Boy said:

@steve108

Thanks for your offer.

I'm serious and your English is really quite good ..... better than many native speakers.
Okay .........

Brink · 09 Mar 2021

UPDATE: KB5000802 CU Windows 10 v2004 build 19041.867 and v20H2 19042.867

botus · 10 Mar 2021

Brink said:

UPDATE: KB5000802 CU Windows 10 v2004 build 19041.867 and v20H2 19042.867

Running Win 10 Pro 64 bit, put KB4601382 on 8 March, system says it v20H2 19042.844, PC all good turning off last night,

today boots up no docs, folders or emails... my usual user account just bare windows.... rebooted twice, read docs on how to fix and set about backing up c:\user account files to a new user. When MS windows pops up saying

"Oh Dear we messed up big time... Log off now MIGHT get over it"

It did but only after giving me a heart attack and wasting 4 hours backing up my original account folder. Is this "normal behaviour" in the new world of 3 year olds, bloatware and a washing machine to compile the first class code or something I can influence?

f14tomcat · 10 Mar 2021

botus said:

Running Win 10 Pro 64 bit, put KB4601382 on 8 March, system says it v20H2 19042.844, PC all good turning off last night,

today boots up no docs, folders or emails... my usual user account just bare windows.... rebooted twice, read docs on how to fix and set about backing up c:\user account files to a new user. When MS windows pops up saying

"Oh Dear we messed up big time... Log off now MIGHT get over it"

It did but only after giving me a heart attack and wasting 4 hours backing up my original account folder. Is this "normal behaviour" in the new world of 3 year olds, bloatware and a washing machine to compile the first class code or something I can influence?

Take a deep breath and relax. What you paraphrased sounds like the dialogue when Windows encounters an issue reading and processing your account info. All that security stuff to verify you are who you claim to be, etc, blah blah. If it goes burp, the internet, server burp, your machine burp, the cat burps, or any of a multitude of minor zings in the atmosphere, it will advise to log off and log back in. Long-winded way of saying, "try again". 99% of the time you're right back in and no harm done, except a couple more gray hairs. No washing machines were harmed in the process..............

KCR · 10 Mar 2021

f14tomcat said:

...the cat burps...

Some times those cat burps breath are rather intense, also.

At least from the two we have. . . .

Lol. . .

No washing machines were harmed in the process..............

Carry on. . . .

botus · 11 Mar 2021

f14tomcat said:

Take a deep breath and relax. What you paraphrased sounds like the dialogue when Windows encounters an issue reading and processing your account info.....99% of the time you're right back in and no harm done, except a couple more gray hairs. No washing machines were harmed in the process..............

thanks for the reassurance

I guess it was set on max spin speed