Windows 10: Latest Windows update causing major headache with my staff laptops and my domain!

2/12/2019. I come into work this morning and am hit with 8 staff members who cannnot use their laptop after Windows update!! After login, screen is dark blue with nothing but a flashing task bar. Hours of frustration, nothing that I do works. SO tired of Microsoft and their updates constantly causing problems and headaches!!! Last month, same thing with updates, only screen was black with flashing task bar. At least that time, removing battery worked to get them back up and running, however that update destroyed a desktop and had to re-install the entire operating system!


So Microsoft what is your fix to the problem this time????


IF you can provide help it would be appreciated.

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Latest Update Causing Freezing?

Hey guys.

Latest windows update has been causing me a major headache, I thought it mightve been that issue mentioned about a similar issue but apparently its been fixed, what ive been experiencing has been near identical however, despite being on the most recent windows
update, keep in mind too, this didnt happen until now.

Is there any wayi can track down what is causing this and fix it?

 

BOINC for Windows Domain Controllers

Long story short, BOINC stopped supporting domain controllers after version 5.10.45 and 5.10.45 broke because it's HTTPS security certificates are out of date. Requirements:

• Windows Server 2003 R2 x64 Edition or newer (must be 64-bit)
• Must have domain controller role installed.

If neither of these requirements are met, just use the latest version from Berkeley.

The solution:

• Download this ZIP from TPU (thanks @Wizzard!)
• Extract everything from the ZIP to the desktop or some place you can easily access it.
• Run "boinc_5.10.45_windows_x86_64.exe" to install 5.10.45 as normal.
• After it is installed, make sure BOINC is not running. If it is running as a service, you can stop it via Services. If it is running in the tray, right click on the tray icon and click on Exit.
• Navigate to where BOINC is installed. This is usually C:\Program Files\BOINC. You should see a ca-bundle.crt file here (it'll have a different icon from the rest). If you do, you're in the right place.
• Extract the contents of the "certificates" folder to the folder where BOINC is installed. You should be prompted to replace existing files. Do it. If you do not, you're likely in the wrong directory or copied the "certificates" folder instead of its contents. It is very important that the files inside of "certificates" overwrite the installed BOINC files.
• Start BOINC again. If it is a service, go back into Services and start the BOINC service. If it is a tray application, run it from your start menu. You'll also need to start the BOINC Manager if you have it installed as a service for the next step.
• Double click on the tray icon to open the BOINC Manager if it isn't already open. Click on the "Messages" tab and verify it is able to download tasks. If it is, you're good to go. If you see "SSL connect" errors lets us know by replying to the thread.

The "certificates" are copied from 7.6.22.

 

Laptop turns unusable after latest windows 10 update

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in the Microsoft Community.

We have to make sure that the Windows Update is installed properly on your laptop. To check if it is installed already, please follow these steps:

• Press the Win + I buttons.
• Select Update & Security.
• Click View installed update history. The latest update should have been installed and dated last week.

If your laptop does not have the latest update yet, you can manually get the update by following the above steps 1 and 2, then select
Check update.

In case that your laptop has already the latest Windows Update installed, please follow the troubleshooting steps on this

link.

Let us know if any issues arise.