KB3147458 Cumulative Update build 10586.21 for Windows 10 Version 1511

Needhelpwithwin · 18 Apr 2016

I already burned the win10 installation ISO I download in this topic so it's time to do it!

Thanks a lot friend! You already talked about things I have being thinking here and would like a opinion :)

Since windows 10 do not allow me to choose when I install the updates would be a good idea to try this in the link below?

A workaround to Turn Off Windows Update in Windows 10

That way I could disable the updates and keep checking for new updates on the internet. If I know that some new updates is out I can see if ppl are having problems and avoid it or if I decide to install I can make a system image enable windows update again and try it!

EDIT: Clean install fixed my problem! KB3147458 is installed now and nothing is wrong like it was in my old installation!

Scottyboy99 · 19 Apr 2016

I would leave them on but just ensure you take regular system images and also ensure system restore points are on. Do an image every few weeks and create a restore point weekly. Easy to roll back then. I honestly think you were just very unlucky and something glitched - you'll beat yourself up trying to find out what it was. I don't know if it's good practice but I regularly check this forum to see if an update has been released. Then I go in on my desktop and manually press check for updates and always restart when PC prompts there and then rather then rely on scheduled update or doing it later - I always ensure I have no programs open when I am doing it

great news your back to a working PC and all seems well

Soyabeaner · 19 Apr 2016

Soyabeaner said:

After this update there are 2 Event Viewer errors each time I press the Windows key to bring up the start menu --> Power --> Restart:
Event ID 908: svchost (1512) Terminating process due to non-recoverable failure: PV: 10.0.10586.0 SV: 10.0.10586.0 GLE: 0 ERR: -1603(fucb.cxx:359): dllentry.cxx(103) (ESENT[10.0.10586.0] RETAIL RTM MBCS)
~~Event ID 7031: The State Repository Service service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 1 time(s). The following corrective action will be taken in 120000 milliseconds: Restart the service.~~

No errors detected after running sfc / scannow. If restarting using the command "shutdown /r /t 0" there are no errors. State Repository has something to do with the start menu (already disabled all live tiles so that's not the problem either).

I solved the second error simply by reverting the WaitToKillServiceTimeout tweak from 2000 to the default 5000 milliseconds. Still can't figure out event 908.

Needhelpwithwin · 19 Apr 2016

Scottyboy99 said:

I would leave them on but just ensure you take regular system images and also ensure system restore points are on. Do an image every few weeks and create a restore point weekly. Easy to roll back then. I honestly think you were just very unlucky and something glitched - you'll beat yourself up trying to find out what it was. I don't know if it's good practice but I regularly check this forum to see if an update has been released. Then I go in on my desktop and manually press check for updates and always restart when PC prompts there and then rather then rely on scheduled update or doing it later - I always ensure I have no programs open when I am doing it

great news your back to a working PC and all seems well

Yeah I'm happy it's not Windows 10 that got useless out of nowhere because of a update! For me in this case was way better when it's the user fault so at least the OS can still be used and trusted hahahaha :)

Already got the System Image guide here to take a look and wow it's like a library in there with lot's of guides!

Well at least for me it's case closed so thanks a lot to all of you that tried to help me here!