Windows 10: Cumulative Update KB3194798 for Windows 10 PC & Mobile build 14393.321

The updates themselves look like this:

Security update file name For all supported 32-bit editions of Windows 10:
Windows10.0-KB3192440-x86.msu For all supported x64-based editions of Windows 10:
Windows10.0-KB3192440-x64.msu For all supported 32-bit editions of Windows 10 Version 1511:
Windows10.0-KB3194798-x86.msu For all supported x64-based editions of Windows 10 Version 1511:
Windows10.0-KB3194798-x64.msu

 

Well, just give a try. Uninstall HD Driver, install a previous Package and see.
Or, you could try a "Brute Force" uninstall going to Device Manage, and Deleting Driver from there, Checking "Delete Driver Software...." and after that go to Prgram and Features and unistall Intel Graphics Software if it is still there. Reboot. Do not install Drivers, go to Device Manager and force Windows to Search Online and install Driver. I hope it helps you.

 

Hi,

Yes. Not so much the drivers themselves but the install routine may disable the USB drivers.
Uninstalling the display drivers and reinstalling them after a reboot solved it for me. YMMV.

Cheers, *Wink

 

give me a break dude. this many updates back to back means the os has major problems. large updates like this every few days ARE annoying NOT fun.

 

You're welcome. Incase you are interested in the different Win10 version updates and links to the KB article and changes, go here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...update-history

 

Installed earlier today (OK) and I ran a disk clean a couple of hours ago. What's going on ? (hint... I have a 256Gb SSD installed).

 

See Bree's post further back : Cumulative Update KB3194798 for Windows 10 PC Mobile build 14393.321 - Page 7 - Windows 10 Forums

Opening up an admin prompt and pasting this in: Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /AnalyzeComponentStore will get rid of it faster than Windows Update Cleanup(at least it did for me).

 

OK, I did test it but without any luck *Sad. Meaning:
1. Installed previously hidden Windows updates that cause problems,
2. Uninstalled Intel Graphics Drivers and rebooted,
3. Checked USB ports (just in case) - not working,
4. Reinstalled Intel Graphics Driver and rebooted,
5. Checked USB ports once again - not working...

I haven't removed Windows update(s) yet, but it looks I will have to in order to be able to use at least my mouse... *Mad

 

Thanks Cliff *Smile Finger on the pulse as always.

 

Not rally, I just need to get a life*Roflmao2

 

It has been my experience that only the newest files are downloaded and installed during a cumulative update. The reason I think this is that I have Network Activity Indicator installed so I can monitor how much data I have used, as I am on a monthly data plan.

 

That does not look good. Probably the best will be a Repair . see this : Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade - Windows 10 Forums