My install green screen at 92%, system_service_exception.
Error in event log is : 0xC1900101
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RS-Prerelease Build 22478.1012 KB 5007328 is out to Dev Channel Updated
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The .1012 update is just a test of the servicing pipeline,
no fixes.
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Anonymous
2021-10-14T21:30:46+00:00 Same issue. Thanks for the post / info.
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Anonymous
2021-10-14T21:08:16+00:00 Same here. Clicking on Status brings up the list of processes but not the User.
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Anonymous
2021-10-14T19:22:25+00:00 WU also rolled back an Intel Display driver the other day.
WU does the same to me too with every clean install, despite disabling WU driver updates via Group Policy before going online. In the case of sound and wi-fi drivers, the installation routine is responsible not WU, the changes do not show in WU history.
This was unrelated to a clean install and also happened to Hawkeyes.
JMO, I think that Intel released a driver that was causing a problem
and then rolled it back. The newer driver was dated 9/21/21 and it rolled
back to one dated 9/18/21.
My PC was having an issue and it hasn't happened since it rolled back.
Understood, I was just sharing my experience with something similar.
Rolling back a faulty driver is good, WU installing an undesired one is not 😉
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CrazyKats 19,330 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
2021-10-14T19:14:11+00:00 WU also rolled back an Intel Display driver the other day.
WU does the same to me too with every clean install, despite disabling WU driver updates via Group Policy before going online. In the case of sound and wi-fi drivers, the installation routine is responsible not WU, the changes do not show in WU history.
This was unrelated to a clean install and also happened to Hawkeyes.
JMO, I think that Intel released a driver that was causing a problem
and then rolled it back. The newer driver was dated 9/21/21 and it rolled
back to one dated 9/18/21.
My PC was having an issue and it hasn't happened since it rolled back.