Windows 8 BSOD System Service Exception

Thank you so much, Chinhodado and  Gary CS!

I've only had this Gateway computer with Windows 8 for a little over a week. I first started seeing the blue screen with and service system exception error the first time I installed updates. This morning after I turned on my computer several more updates installed resulting in the same error, only much worse, making the computer nearly unusable.

I uninstalled 2795944 and another update from the list with no results.

I skipped to 2778344 and so far, success!

 I have disabled automatic updates.

Microsoft needs to fix this, it is unacceptable.

I so agree with you this is getting ridiculous here we just started having the issues yesterday on our week old computer after it restarted to do a Microsoft update. now sitting here trying to fix it without having to factory restore it and then hope it does not happen again.  And then worrying that it might happen on my brand new HP laptop as well.  They so need to fix this and stop ignoring us all and our issues, windows 8 is nice and I like it but would like it alot more with out this issue:(

We are having the same issue with the BSOD system service exception.  It started yesterday right after I was prompted by the computer that it needed to restart to finish installing Microsoft updates and about 5 minutes after it happened it started.  we have restored our system back to the day the update went in and my husband has repaired drivers but still there is nothing that has fixed it.  Is there a way around it with out having to factory restore our computer, we have only had it a week and I do not want to have to redo everything i have done to set it up so far.

2805940

2799494

2790655

2778344

2795944

2803676

Great. I have just done doing one-by-one uninstall of each update and see if I still get BSOD (I am being patient).

After each uninstall and rebooted, I was still getting BSOD until I uninstalled the last one which is 2778344.

So far, it seems doing ok for now.  And if it is still ok tonight, then I will know 2778344 is the one that caused the BSOD.

This update is MS13-016: Vulnerabilities in Windows kernel-mode driver could allow elevation of privilege.  Sounds like a receipt for BSOD?

I did this as well so fingers crossed it works, otherwise I am going back to windows 7 until they get the bugs fixed.  I was able to get all but "2803676" uninstalled (didn't see it) and SO FAR no issues.