1803 Update BSD loop


  1. Doc943
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    1803 Update BSD loop


    Auto update of latest Win 10 Update general release. Failed when restarting. StartTrail.txt showed Root cause: corrupt bootrec.dll. The update tried removing a failed update (which failed). I restored to last point prior to the update. Booted okay but auto Update continued which then failed on the restart so I'm now back to square one, unable to get past the corrupt file error.

    How can I stop the corrupt update wanting to reboot and get rid of it?
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  3. Doc943
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    Seems to have sorted itself out.
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