Windows 10: KB5015807 Causing Performance Issues

Hello,Since Patch Tuesday there have been many machines impacted with this updated. Users having to restart their machines 3+ times a day.Eventually the machine becomes unusable.. This then results in the whole machine freezing up.Everyone in the organisation has downloaded & installed the update however numbers continue to grow with more users empiercing the same issue. The best solution at the time was to uninstall the update KB5015807 on the affected machines. This had reverted the changes & restored the machine to run how it was pre update. The problem is that the machines inevitab

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Is it OK to directly install KB5015807 with KB5014699 unintalled?

Hi,

Since there was wifi hotspot problem in the update KB5014699, I've uninstalled it as a workaround.

Recently, I found update KB5015807 has been released and seems have solved the wifi hotspot problem.

I think that it's the time to update. But when I open Windows Update, I can only see KB5015807 in the pending update list, and no KB5014699.

I want to know that is it OK to just directly install KB5015807 from Windows Update?

Or I have to manually install KB5014699? Thank you.

 

KB5015807 Windows 10 19042.1826, 19043.1826, 19044.1826 Win Update

Quick and painless updated. But WHAT did it fixed for 21H2?

Oh wait, according to BleepingComputer:

Windows 10 KB5015807 and KB5015811 updates released

Seems the alien forgot to mention this in the opening post!

 

svchost.exe causing "high disk usage" and performance alerts constantly!

Hi,

Let us isolate your concern by answering the questions below:

• Have you made any changes to the computer software prior to this?
• Can you send us a screenshot of the Task Manager window under the
  Details tab?

In the meantime, we suggest that you perform a clean boot and then isolate what third party program is causing the issue. We advise that you uninstall or disable them. The steps on how to perform a clean boot are provided in this
link.

We'll be waiting for your response.