Recieve a BSOD after KB2859537.

I officially gave up with my fingers crossed that this would be a easy fix from MS.

So, I had an exact spare new HD and it installed everything plus all the updates without

any problems.

So, It's not hardware for me. It had to be corruption. :(

I plan on installing the org win7 HD as a slave and move all my settings and docs over to

the new hd. 

Thanks everybody for some helpful hints on what it could be but they didn't work for me.

Good luck and take care

Yes, sssssssssssorry, I've got the KBnumbers mixed up...

Hi!

"KB2589275 is messing up Office file associations on Windows 7, with no official fix available for the time being."

"At this point, it appears that running MS Word with the /r parameter is the only way to fix the problem, as update removal isn’t yet recommended. To do this, click on Start, hit Run and type “winword.exe /r” to launch the application and temporarily fix file associations."

Source: http://news.softpedia.com/news/KB2589275-Update-Breaking-Down-File-Associations-on-Windows-7-382728.shtml

Hope that's helpful...

Cheers

Julia

No, that won't be helpful. That one is another kind of update for another, different, Microsoft product.

Hi!

"KB2589275 is messing up Office file associations on Windows 7, with no official fix available for the time being."

"At this point, it appears that running MS Word with the /r parameter is the only way to fix the problem, as update removal isn’t yet recommended. To do this, click on Start, hit Run and type “winword.exe /r” to launch the application and temporarily fix file associations."

Source: http://news.softpedia.com/news/KB2589275-Update-Breaking-Down-File-Associations-on-Windows-7-382728.shtml

Hope that's helpful...

Cheers

Julia

Take care with KB2876315 - it caused BSOD immediately after login on my Dell 7010.  Even BSOD in safe mode with networking.  If it happens, boot in safe mode and uninstall the update.