Windows 10: Problem: after installed KB5031356 compute crash and application can;t open

we have 9000+ clients and 2000+ have installed this patchKB5031356 .after installed this, compute will facing the issue taht after sleeping the computer can't open windows exploer and outlook.must to restart computer.uninstall the patch ,issue not occur.

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Problem to open some applications

Regards,

I have Windows 10 Enterprise, and i have problems to open some applications that brings windows 10,
I get I can not open the calculator application among others. The error is
"This app can't open" "Calculator cant"t be opened using the Built-in Administrator account. Sign in with a different account and try again." I search and found that has to do with the UAC and solve this must be in
"Notify me only when apps try to makes change to my computer (default)" but in this domian it has to be
"Never notify me when:

• Apps try to install software or make changes to my computer
• I make changes to Windows settings

Someone could help me with this problem or
give me some suggestions

 

Hearthstone open beta

... is now open!

No wait, that's not the word.

The word is ASS.

Step 1. Download the client installer.

Step 2. The installer connects to the server, or at least tries to, overnight during which it just stops several times.

Step 3. Realize the installer is for the Battle.net unified launcher, and not Hearthstone as such.

Step 4. Install the Battle.net unified launcher. This may take a few hours, even after it's been downloaded as such, it's still just slow.

Step 4. Install Hearthstone. Wait for the app to crash a couple of times, wait for it to verify various stuff, then wait for the download to start.

Step 5. Wait for the download to finish. It is pretty quick actually, unless it just crashes.

Step 6. ASS

And no, I still have no compassion for the people bitching about EA servers.

 

Problem with a windows update KB5031356 (windows 10)

I have the same problem. I wasn't watching the install so I thought perhaps something might have happened during the install process. I reinstalled KB5031356 and still got the same problem, a BSOD stating Kernel security check failure on the first boot after installation of KB5031356 to windows 10. I have never seen that problem before installing KB5031356 so I am fairly certain it is caused by that fix. I restored my system back to a point 24 hours prior to the installation and won't be installing that update again until there is a real fix for the problem. I don't have the time to debug Microsoft's problem right now as I am very busy.