Recieve a BSOD after KB2859537.

So far I have one case open regarding the BSOD and they haven't really made a good diagnoses yet/nor a connection between the engineers and the victim of the update.  What you and I see here, they won't yet state for certain as forum posts are fully investigated.  But at least the patch has info that it's not without issues.

Thank you for the links --

 

https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2859537

Known issues with this security update

• Some users may experience issues with certain games after they install security update 2859537. In some cases, users may not successfully start and sign in to the games. Microsoft is researching this problem and will post more information in this article when the information becomes available.

No resolution but there's eyeballs on the issue.

Interesting that Microsoft thinks the problem is just with games,  how about the blue screens of death, ie 10 and Firefox and am told other programs will not open,  don't they read any of these posts?

Had the same problem on my daughters computer. It took me about 5hrs today to figure out which patch was causing the BSOD. I kept doing a restore to narrow down the KB problem.

I'm glad to see it;s not only me having the problem.

Strange, but I was able to install the patch on my computer with no problem.  Both have the same AV and Firewall program.

I did notice the restore dates on her computer were one day ahead ? weird ! and I noticed that after installing one patch at a time. It said "successfully" but when you looked in the view update history.. It didn't show that patch was installed but it did show in the "installed updates" spooky stuff :)

Just wanted to add any info I could to let MS know... That KB2859537 patch is foobar

Thank you for the links --

https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2859537

Known issues with this security update

• Some users may experience issues with certain games after they install security update 2859537. In some cases, users may not successfully start and sign in to the games. Microsoft is researching this problem and will post more information in this article when the information becomes available.

No resolution but there's eyeballs on the issue.

Ideally you would have gotten MSE (or another anti-virus application of your choice) installed within seconds of first connecting the new computer to the internet - yes, before you installed any Windows Updates.

That being said...

I very much doubt that you're seeing the effects of an ongoing infection here.

1. What does...

[I had] to restore the primany disk three times now to get the PC [back]

...mean?

2. Is it a Dell or HP computer and/or does the computer have an Intel integrated graphics driver [i.e., Igdkmd64.sys]?