Windows 10 Update KB3106932 and KB3105210 - October 29

Being a good portion was security updates to Edge and IE after .ntdll .ieaptfltr .iertutil & .ieframe libraries were updated, the changes must also be applied to WinSxS files. That goes for the other updates too, and being a prep(most likely) for the November upgrade/update....

Cliff S said:

Being a good portion was security updates to Edge and IE after .ntdll .ieaptfltr .iertutil & .ieframe libraries were updated, the changes must also be applied to WinSxS files. That goes for the other updates too, and being a prep(most likely) for the November upgrade/update....

I suspect that one of the updates was for the big update in Nov. Really not sure what to expect with that update. I'm all set up with a dual boot 10240/10576 so I've got all of my bases covered. So far 10576 is working just fine.

BunnyJ said:

I suspect that one of the updates was for the big update in Nov. Really not sure what to expect with that update. I'm all set up with a dual boot 10240/10576 so I've got all of my bases covered. So far 10576 is working just fine.

576 seems to have "fixed" some of the stability quirkiness of my 2 problem children, Edge and Groove.

BunnyJ said:

I suspect that one of the updates was for the big update in Nov. Really not sure what to expect with that update. I'm all set up with a dual boot 10240/10576 so I've got all of my bases covered. So far 10576 is working just fine.

Is 10576 good I am happy with windows 10 now so will this make it even better

hTconeM9user said:

Is 10576 good I am happy with windows 10 now so will this make it even better

It's getting better with each build. What I want to see is the features/updates that are included with the November update for the RTM. That better rock.

Windows Explorer stopped responding and was closed

not what I like to see

paulsalter said:

Windows Explorer stopped responding and was closed

not what I like to see

Paul what does Reliability History say is the offending .dll?

Did a restart and so far its not done it again, fault was, looks like something to do with Dell Backup, which I disabled months ago



Problem Event Name: BEX64

Application Name: Explorer.EXE

Application Version: 10.0.10240.16431

Application Timestamp: 55c9bd76

Fault Module Name: DBRShellExtension.dll_unloaded

Fault Module Version: 1.8.0.9

paulsalter said:

Did a restart and so far its not done it again, fault was, looks like something to do with Dell Backup, which I disabled months ago



Problem Event Name: BEX64

Application Name: Explorer.EXE

Application Version: 10.0.10240.16431

Application Timestamp: 55c9bd76

Fault Module Name: DBRShellExtension.dll_unloaded

Fault Module Version: 1.8.0.9

When you unload a DLL, the memory and other system resources it is using will become available for use by other applications.

Probably just a hiccup because of the update changes.... maybe because something wasn't changed in the windows side by side folder where copies of changed/shared system files & libraries are stored.

Cheers Cliff

Seems to be ok now, will monitor for the rest of the day

Just get nervous after an update when errors appear