BUG in feature update to windows 10 version 1909 via enablement package (KB4517245)

Person Me and all other posters:

As I said earlier I reverted back to an earlier update after having the search problem. I currently have Windows 10 Pro Ver: 1809 OS Build 17763.864 Not really sure what the KB number is.

Today I received a notice for updates as follows:

2019-12 Cumulative Update for .NET Framework 3.5, 4.7.2 and 4.8 for Windows 10 Version 1809 for x64 (4533094)

Status: Pending restart

2019-12 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1809 for x64-based Systems (KB4530715)

Status: Pending restart

I thought I had turned off auto updates but evidently not, since at the top of the notice is says "Your Device will restart outside of active hours.

My question to all: Is this the fix for search problem or something else? Has anyone else completed this update to 2019-12? If so does it fix the search issue? Thanks for any and all responses.

JasPilot

I can't Copy In Search Bar In File Explorer

Judah,

thanks for the no good answer. Why are you on here if you are not helping people?  BTW, I am an IT Director, so I know what I am doing. Panasonic is having trouble with this same issue, but the Dell laptops updated just fine, and with that in mind not all vendors Dell, HP, Panasonic, Toshiba and so on are not all the same.

We, like Millions did not update from 7 until forced to do so for several reasons. When you work for a large company with 1,000's of computers you understand more about updates, third party vendors and why you DO NOT run out and update every time there is one. Not all companies were ready for windows 10, like Cisco, SEL, SYME, SEDC and many more.

I have updated a very large number of desktops and laptops and I did not had a problem that I could not fix until the Panasonic Tough-books that were over $5,000 each with many more thousands of dollars worth of software loaded on them, so forgive me if I along with the entire IT Dept are slow and cautious about changes.

Have a nice day. no response is necessary.

At work we have had to uninstall the 1909 feature UPDATE on ALL pc's. At first we thought we had a virus of some sort, because after an update and reboot all that worked was the monitor. no keyboard, mouse or network. 

I stumbled onto the update issue and tried it and uninstalling that feature worked. now that Microsoft is FORCING us off of windows 7, we have to go to 10, even though we don't want too.

my problem is when you update a computer from windows 7 to windows 10 during install it installs the 1909 update and then you are stuck. if you uninstall it, it takes you back to windows 7 and you are back where you started.  there has to be a way to get 10 on a laptop/computer without the install updating automatically so we can pause or stop updates until a fix comes out.

Don.

My PC updated from Windows 7 just fine. In 2015, which is when you should have migrated. My work PC updated from 7 to 10 earlier this year with 0 issues too. You guys must be doing something very wrong. Given that you're only just updating I'm willing to bet the drivers and BIOSes on the affected PCs aren't even up to date.

A poor workman blames his tools. Get better at what you're doing.

At work we have had to uninstall the 1909 feature UPDATE on ALL pc's. At first we thought we had a virus of some sort, because after an update and reboot all that worked was the monitor. no keyboard, mouse or network. 

I stumbled onto the update issue and tried it and uninstalling that feature worked. now that Microsoft is FORCING us off of windows 7, we have to go to 10, even though we don't want too.

my problem is when you update a computer from windows 7 to windows 10 during install it installs the 1909 update and then you are stuck. if you uninstall it, it takes you back to windows 7 and you are back where you started.  there has to be a way to get 10 on a laptop/computer without the install updating automatically so we can pause or stop updates until a fix comes out.

Don.