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This is a summary of the cumulative updates released on October 13th for all the supported consumer releases of Windows 10.
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I tried updating my video drivers using windows update drivers and the manufacturer drivers, but it wasn't effective.
I restored my notebook to Oct 13, removing the 3 updates and it solved the HDMI port problem.
I hope they get another update since the updates from Oct 14 are security updates.
This thread is all over the place. I do not have KB4579311 on my computer. As I mentioned in one of my earlier posts, I'm running Windows 10 Home, Version 1909, OS build 18363.1082. The three updates that Microsoft pushed to my computer on 10/14/2020 were KB4578974, KB4580325, and KB457761. One of those is what caused the problem. Out of frustration from lack of a relevant answer on this board, I started by uninstalling KB457761, since that was the first of the 3 updates installed. When I restarted my computer after uninstalling KB457761, my printer worked again. I've complained on Window's 10 feedback hub and Microsoft has failed to provide any response. Why they keep pushing out updates that disable printers is beyond me. Is there no quality control at Microsoft? This is way beyond frustrating. In June, Microsoft's update KB4560960 had the same impact of disabling my USB connected printer. What is wrong with this company?
From what I have seen and read here and in other discussions there is a problem with update KB4579311. This update is locking up computers either in the initial installing phase or the restart install phase and the only solution is to do a hard shutdown of your computer like I had to do with my wife's Envy. After the hard shut down of my wife's HP Envy laptop I turned the computer back on and it finished installing the other update. When I logged back in I went to Update in settings and the KB4579311 was reinstalling and had no problem this time. This problem needs to be escalated to the engineers to find out why this is going on with this faulty update and MS needs to put a stop to sending out faulty updates to users. It has gotten to the point where I dread every patch Tuesday that comes around and I am now sitting here dreading the 20H2 update and what problems it will cause to mine and my wife's computer after I install it. MS needs to get it's act together and STOP causing problems with our computers every month with updates.
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