Windows 10: BSOD are now daily after apparent windows update. How to open problem with microsoft for this?

I started getting my first ever BSOD's on 2/11 and now get them daily on my windows 10 Inspiron N7010.Several stopcodes: PAGE FAULT, IQRC, Thread exception. I didn't write them all down. I did some investigation and learning as I go. Did many of the suggested steps, but none worked. In going through the event log, the first BSOD came shortly after the following 2 updates were installed: KB2267602 and KB5022546. Every BSOD is preceded by an attempt to produce a dump that fails. It appears to me that 1 or both of those updates are causing my BSOD's, but it also appears that

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Microsoft Daily Challenge Sudoku

Hi Mary,

There are many possible reasons why you are experiencing issues with Microsoft Sudoku Daily Challenges. It is possible that the app needs an update or an error with the in-game server. To properly isolate your concern, please provide us the following information:

• Did the issue start after an update?
• What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far to resolve the issue?
• Does the same issue occur on your other apps?

In the meantime, we suggest that you install all the critical and important Windows Updates on your PC by following the steps on this

link. You can also check for new app updates on Windows Store by performing the steps on this

link.

 

Microsoft Advises Against Installing The Creators Update Manually

Really *Laugh :laugh:*Laugh :laugh:*Laugh :laugh:*Laugh :laugh:*Roll :roll:*Roll :roll:*Roll :roll: Microsoft having a Vista flashback*Roll :roll:*Bang Head :banghead:

 

Windows update daily? Ugh

Windows Update seems to be stuck trying to install a particular update, so this might be of use to you.

Click Start, then type "cmd" (without quotes). Right-click cmd then it comes up and hit "Run as Administrator". At the command prompt, type "net stop wuauserv" (again, without quotes), wait for it to say "The Windows Update service was stopped sucessfully" or words to that effect. Leave cmd running.

Navigate to C:\Windows (or whatever drive your OS is installed on), and delete the "SoftwareDistribution" folder. Once that's done, go back to cmd and type "net start wuauserv" (without wuotes again) and wait for it to say "The Windows Update was started sucessfully" or words to that effect. Exit cmd.

Open Windows update, you will need to re-enable Microsoft Update as deleting the SoftwareDistribution folder resets Windows Update. Install any updates that come up and your problem *should* be fixed.

If not, all I can suggest is either downloading that patch manually and installing it, or just reinstall Windows.