Windows 10: Computer Problems after Update 7/28/2020

After the Microsoft update today, my Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox won't open, all my automatic log-in's and passwords have disappeared, and my Google Extensions have disappeared.


I've tried a different restore point, but it hasn't helped.


Any ideas?

:)

 

The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28)

Before i did all in place upgrade the previous it works fine except the windows got so many corrupt updates
but after i did upgrade win10 build i got this problem error 28
so it means that the missing driver is because the driver is not compatible with this windows version?

so i dont think step 5 in the link will the problem? because the hardware works fine in the previous windows version/build
already did step 1 to reboot but the problem still exist
and for step 4 i already check win update but no result,did searching but didnt found the patch/pack to solve this problem

as for step 2 and 3, i hope you can guide me how to find the driver. im tootaly noob here. i dont even the function of each driver that i downloaded. is it intel chippset driver that cause this problem?
Sony Asia Pacific
there is plenty driver in the list but i didnt know which is the right one

Attachment 61334

^the problem, everytime i plug a device on the usb hub, it will appear on the unknown device

 

After upgrade to Fall Creators Update, computer wakes after 6 hours 28 minutes when in hibernate

After I updated to Fall Creators Update (version 1709), my computer wakes up at around 4am every day from hibernate. I did the following:

• Checked that maintenance disabled (and anyway time for maintenance is 11am).
  
• Checked that Allow wake times is disabled.
  
• Checked that allow hybrid sleep is disabled.
  
• Checked tasks that can wake up the PC and there are none. 
  (I ran a PowerShell script that checks
  that there are no tasks that are allowed to wake up the computer,
  and then I did it manually as well.)
  
• Checked that there is no device that is allowed to wake up the computer.
  

Also I ran these commands:

• I did reset power profile and disabled everything related to wake up.
  
• I disabled all devices "Allow this device to wake up computer".
  
• I disabled Wake on LAN.
  

When I do hibernate I can see this in the system's event log:

but I after I did hibernate, I stayed with the computer for 5 minutes and it was off. No lights, it looks completely powered off.

And next event somewhere around 4:16am:

Approximately 10 events later there is single Power-Troubleshooter event:

And I didn't do anything on the computer except upgrade Windows 10 to version 1709
(manually via Upgrade Assistant).
I was running Windows 10 for about a year or so and I always used hibernate and I never had a problem with waking up (after I disabled maintenance).

Oct 28 Update
Updated BIOS to latest version, made sure there is nothing in BIOS that wakes up computer. Still exactly the same issue.

But now it looks like computers wakes up not in 4am but in 6 hours and 30 minutes after I put it in hibernate. I just going to bed around 9:30pm and wake time was around 4am. Yesterday I went to bed earlier and last event in event log was at 10/27/2017 9:13:32 PM and today first event 10/28/2017 3:42:19 AM. Also I remember that one day I went to bed around 10pm and wake up time was around 4:30am
Checked thru all events. Only found these new events that are relative to sleep:

There is nothing interesting on hibernate side.

31 Oct Update Shutting down computer will keep it that way and do not wake it up.

4 Nov Update Logging off and then hibernate will keep computer in hibernate whole night. So as @Rik suggested perhaps it is application. I will try to do what he wrote: Logoff, Logon and kill all apps in startup.

7 Nov Update Updated video driver still the same problem.

 

Windows 7 updates

Microsoft stopped publishing Windows 7 security updates on January 14, 2020.

If you are receiving updates on a Windows 7 computer after that date, it's because

• updates issued on or before January 14, 2020, were not previously downloaded and/or installed; or
  
• the updates are "signature" updates for Microsoft Security Essentials or Windows Defender; or
  
• the updates are for another Microsoft product installed on your computer, such as Microsoft Office 2016.

We don't work for Microsoft and have no particular "inside information." However, to the best of my knowledge, already-issued Windows 7 security updates will remain available indefinitely.