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I registered that behaviour after larger Cummulative updates, the ones that require you to restart and I meant "Windows Update" as a service, no a particular one.
The updates installed that last time were KB5041580 and KB5042352.
At the moment I'm not getting any WHEAs after the driver reinstall and I've cleared the log prior, but I posted earlier about it and gave the event ID and lots of other stuff.
Reliability Monitor states a certain HD-Player.exe to have stopped working that could be connected to the behaviour. It's supposedly a part of Bluestacks emulator I use from time to time.
Anyway, I'll keep an eye out for any signs again and see what happens.
The updates installed that last time were KB5041580 and KB5042352.
At the moment I'm not getting any WHEAs after the driver reinstall and I've cleared the log prior, but I posted earlier about it and gave the event ID and lots of other stuff.
Reliability Monitor states a certain HD-Player.exe to have stopped working that could be connected to the behaviour. It's supposedly a part of Bluestacks emulator I use from time to time.
Anyway, I'll keep an eye out for any signs again and see what happens.
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