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Hi all,
Windows 10 October update rollout has again started from 13/11/2018.
Please see John Cable's blog post regarding this here.
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'GodithWeldon' get this through your head "ITS NOT THE 1809 UPDATE" that is causing this!!! As it hasn't happened to many many people and that includes me...
Is it not possible for a feature update to cause issues for a relatively small proportion of the user base? Is that really what you're saying so emphatically?
'GodithWeldon' get this through your head "ITS NOT THE 1809 UPDATE" that is causing this!!! As it hasn't happened to many many people and that includes me, just do this > uninstall your previous driver and reboot then, update your driver with the latest driver (whatever that is for you? Realtek HD etc, etc) as Audio drivers are not affected by the 1809 update as they are most likely affected by your individual driver that wasn't or hasn't been updated probably for a while, full stop!
Today both laptops in my household are now without audio. They are not linked in any way EXCEPT that they both had that automatic Win10 update. It's totally the fault of the update, so don't let them tell you otherwise, this is not a coincidence. I'll call Microsoft for a fix, and they better have a means to fix this. If I'm forced to accept updates, then they should be tried and true, not cobbled programs that are hinky to start with.
Anyway, I'll bet that there are more of us out there in Windows10 update land...
Fully agree 'Davey-Delliott' with your sentiments of 'people continue to just repost the OP's post with no additional comments at all' if you have these problems contact Microsoft in your local area! Its unfortunate and 'part of the course' but, you should always have a backup of your system, this is a very easy thing to do especially with 'Macrium Reflect v7) that can take a complete backup of your OP system that you can restore! This is a solutions that I have for the people that have lost files! I have never ever had problems with 1803, 1809 and all updates have installed perfectly (this is with an 8 year old laptop) no loss of files or any glitches at all, as a matter of a fact (I've been using MS Windows since the mid 80's) and there have been some doozies with MS Windows since then! MS Windows 10 has been the most stable, reliable and efficient OP system that I've ever used and/or has been around!
If you have stopped the October update, then what was the update that came thru on my computer last night.
I'm pissed. I was going to shut off my computer, when it said "update and shut down". Since I don't trust you clowns to get much right, I didn't shut it down, because I wanted to clone my hard drive before your update. Yet, I get home from work this morning to find that you've done the update anyway.
If I'm missing ANYTHING, or some of my software doesn't work properly, are you going to fix it for free??
Forcing updates on us is what I consider trespassing. My computer is my property, and you have no right, without my permission to mess with it.
