Windows 10: Windows 10 Update KB3106932 and KB3105210 - October 29

Paul what does Reliability History say is the offending .dll?

 

Did a restart and so far its not done it again, fault was, looks like something to do with Dell Backup, which I disabled months ago



Problem Event Name: BEX64

Application Name: Explorer.EXE

Application Version: 10.0.10240.16431

Application Timestamp: 55c9bd76

Fault Module Name: DBRShellExtension.dll_unloaded

Fault Module Version: 1.8.0.9

 

Probably just a hiccup because of the update changes.... maybe because something wasn't changed in the windows side by side folder where copies of changed/shared system files & libraries are stored.

 

Cheers Cliff

Seems to be ok now, will monitor for the rest of the day

Just get nervous after an update when errors appear *Sad

 

I'm not sure if placebo or not, but after the cumulative update...my Windows 10 is far more snappier and responsive. Before update, opening Steam would take 3-4 seconds before it showed the "Connecting" box...after update the second I click the Steam icon from start menu it's already showing the connecting screen.

Even Firefox now opens and loads in 2-3 seconds instead of the 5-10 seconds it used to take before the update.


Awesome stuff. *Biggrin

 

just the opposite for me regarding IE 11 before our updates, IE would freeze on me at least once a day, now so far, IE has not froze once, but its still early. *Smile

 

laptop opens faster and wow edge was fast before but now even faster so good on Microsoft well done
Now lets see that the big upgrade does in November

 

I agree 110%. Near the top of my wish list is to have EDGE more like IE11 when it comes to opening .pdf files, since it insists on doing so with web-based PDF links.

 

I want Edge to allow addon's until Edge does what every other browser does, in allowing add on apps, then I will never even start it up. Why MS didn't do this right at the beginning, is just lame.

 

It is lame and after the upcoming event on Nov 2nd., I will try to remove Edge unless it is better but I doubt it will be until Redstone is released.

 

I'm not sure we can remove edge Gary.....think its tried in to Windows and may not allow user to remove. Not sure....kinda like Xbox, you can remove Xbox using powershell, but it really only removes it from apps in start menu, Xbox is still listed in tons of places on my hard drive, and in registry. That just ain't right either!!!

 

Let him try.. it's his PC to mess up. *Wink

 

Funny, update went well, but now i get .NET Errors when i try to run WinAero Tweaker

 

Ach! Gary's pro enough to make a system image first anyhow, right Gary???
I tear the OS apart all the time to see what makes it tick or what's new. I love clicking and right clicking.
But before you start, you'll need the "Take Ownership" from Shawns' tutorial or you won't get very far. A lot of that stuff will need permissions you don't have as user or admin otherwise, like System or TrustedInstaller.

 

The key thing is Edge is deeply built into the OS and trying to remove it will.. well mess things up. But, heck... if anyone wants to give it a go.. have at it, *Wink