Windows 10: Windows Feature Update 2004 is causing our devices to enter recovery mode upon attempted...

The Windows Feature Update 2004 is causing our devices to enter recovery mode upon the attempted installation. Installation fails on about 100 of our devices, but thankfully not all are experiencing the recovery screen error pictured. But for the ones that are, anytime the device restarts or is powered off and begins to boot the user is prompted with the windows recovery screen and must hit ESC in order to boot into windows. The feature update seems to be corrupting our devices across our entire company, so i was wondering if anyone has had similar issues to the 2004 feature update, or how you're organization is going about implementing it if you are.


For context we utilize Intune update rings to deploy this software, and our devices are Windows 10 Enterprise. An Intune support rep informed me that Intune shouldn't be sending out 2004, but clearly thats incorrect as I've confirmed with users that they arent manually checking for updates







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android recovery and kernel.img

For thouse who CAN help...:I can't enter adb (device not recognized), can't flash using stock recovery (don't really know the steps and stuck at triage and dead android when in recovery),

 

android recovery and kernel.img

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Unable to login after entering account password in windows 10

Hi Ankit,

You concern regarding the stuck loading screen after logging in to your can be caused by a change on the device settings or corrupted system file. As an initial step in order to log back in to the device, we suggest that you access safe mode from the recovery
environment. To do this, follow the steps below:

• Restart the device a couple of times to force Windows to boot in the recovery environment.
• On the recovery environment, under Advanced options, select
  Windows Startup Settings.
• Select Restart.
• Wait for the device to restart and press F4 to reboot in
  Safe Mode.
• Once you're in the Safe mode environment, perform a system restore by following the steps provided on this
  link. Click the drop-down arrow for
  Restore your PC to an earlier point in time to view the appropriate steps.

We'll appreciate if you can send us an update.