I last update from MS crashed my perfectly running system. When they installed KB4497165 my system experienced some difficulties so I followed their instructions and reversed the update install. Once again everything worked perfectly.
One day later MS installed the KB4497165 again and it ran "somewhat" sluggish. I again reversed the install, or so I thought, because they put it back to the startup screen again, but this time it said it had a problem boot. They asked if I wanted to restore... answered yes. Then they stated they could not complete the action and did I want to trouble shoot,... answered yes. They said "could not find any problems.
It seems none of the recommendations from their recovery are now working except for the CMD prompt... I can still get to the command prompt and see files on my hard drives from that point.
I've been wrestling with this problem for three days now and no success. I have two other almost identical system running the same win 10 with the update and no problems. The only one with problems is a gigabyte z390 and I7- processor.
I would appreciate any guidance or recommendation of a file I can copy from one of my other systems and restore to this system from the command prompt. If that is possible? At 75 I don't need these types of aggravations from MS's programmers or defective updates. Please help, this thing is making me go postal. thanks Ken.
One day later MS installed the KB4497165 again and it ran "somewhat" sluggish. I again reversed the install, or so I thought, because they put it back to the startup screen again, but this time it said it had a problem boot. They asked if I wanted to restore... answered yes. Then they stated they could not complete the action and did I want to trouble shoot,... answered yes. They said "could not find any problems.
It seems none of the recommendations from their recovery are now working except for the CMD prompt... I can still get to the command prompt and see files on my hard drives from that point.
I've been wrestling with this problem for three days now and no success. I have two other almost identical system running the same win 10 with the update and no problems. The only one with problems is a gigabyte z390 and I7- processor.
I would appreciate any guidance or recommendation of a file I can copy from one of my other systems and restore to this system from the command prompt. If that is possible? At 75 I don't need these types of aggravations from MS's programmers or defective updates. Please help, this thing is making me go postal. thanks Ken.