Recieve a BSOD after KB2859537.

Hi Susan.

You must be extremely loyal to MS if you think so many users experience fabricated problems!

Hi. The same answer to you as to Susan!

You must be extremely loyal to MS if you think so many users experience fabricated problems!

First off I don't see anyone else getting a bsod.  Can you show me in google where you are seeing this?

 

When you say you are getting "run is error 0xc0000005" how exactly are you seeing this error?  And no, I don't memorize error codes so it's not well known to me.

 

Can you post up event errors you see?

Here are the "run is error 0xc0000005" in Swedish.

Why not STOP the update while you search for the bug????????

I have an AMD processor laptop running W7 Pro 64 with IE10 and MSE, which seems to work OK with KB2859537.

KB2859537 is a kernel update, which may expose errata (bugs) in the processor of your PC.

These are listed by the processor manufacturers and usually worked around by loading microcode when the PC starts. This modifies the behaviour of the processor to avoid the errata.

If you have problems with KB2859537, it may be worth either getting the latest BIOS for your PC from your PC or motherboard manufacturer, or trying the microcode hotfixes listed in the following KB articles:

Intel processor: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2493989

AMD processor: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2739143 or http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2818604

Sorry, don't think that's the problem. Have had 50 customers today with various PC's, all with the same problem. Still thinks the KB should be stopped.