Cumulative Update KB3206632 Windows 10 PC and Mobile Build 14393.576

The Restart process is taking much longer now.

Both my machines showed the 3TB cleanup too. One hung at 95%. It failed the previous yesterday 3 times. The stand alone msu cleared the cache. Then it went in. Turned off the McAfee too. Not pretty. But back online. Both systems were hosed all afternoon. Thanks again Microsoft.

After suffering through a couple of 95% hangups I download the update file using the link in Post #1.
Still takes a while to install, but it was a success!

Dell XPS-8500 Desktop w/ 64 Pro - This was the normal 30-45 minute round trip, however when I clicked the 'Restart Now' button I did get this weird 'explorer.exe' memory error* pop up window in the middle of the 'Restarting' circus of dots. After the reboot I did a memory check which showed no problems, and all the updates were successful. Subsequent restarts have been fine.

* I did notice with my desktop 'Rainmeter' CPU histogram that something was thrashing on all 4 processors just before the restart, so perhaps the OS prematurely caught itself in the middle of some explorer process that didn't end gracefully enough.


Dell Inspiron 15 i5559 Laptop w/ 64 Home - This one hung at the infamous 95% download point, a first for me, at which point after an hour an half I, like others, restarted, and within 15 minutes it moved on to install, then it's normal restart sequence. All updates thankfully were successful, which compared to others I see, is all that really matters these days, and for all I know it would have done this anyway had I left it alone.

DooGie said:

First time I've had a problem with a CU.
After the update and the restart everything was running ok but I decided to shut the PC down then start it up to see if the boot time had changed at all. I couldn't tell as I was greeted by the message "operating system not found." Paid a visit to the BIOS settings and saw that my SSD was missing from the boot sequence and it was trying to boot from my RAID 0 array which I've just got games installed on.
I found the SSD lurking in a section called BEV, changed the settings to boot from the SSD and all was back to normal. Looking at my PC I realised I'd left a USB key in a front port when I updated Windows so can only assume it was that which caused the problem.

Would that be a correct assumption anyone ?

Does that USB drive have an active partition since that could cause problems? Change it to inactive if so, or unplug all USB storage devices when you update Windows.

*Sigh* i feel like the past 3 months of updates for me they have all failed to download and install all on their own.

its been stuck at 46% for hours now

The update completed successfully. Did take a little while to download and install though