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The user reports issues after installing the June 11, 2019, update (KB4503293) on Windows 10 1903, with the system hanging at a black screen showing an error related to Windows Explorer and personal settings. Others in the thread suggest collecting logs to diagnose the problem, but the user finds technical instructions challenging. The overall tone indicates troubleshooting is ongoing, with the main concern being update-related system instability.
The user reports issues after installing the June 11, 2019, update (KB4503293) on Windows 10 1903, with the system hanging at a black screen showing an error related to Windows Explorer and personal settings. Others in the thread suggest collecting logs to diagnose the problem, but the user finds technical instructions challenging. The overall tone indicates troubleshooting is ongoing, with the main concern being update-related system instability.
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I reinstalled the update and .......it worked fine. Sorry for the troubles.
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no, sorry. How can I find it?Do you know which KB?
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KB4503293no, sorry. How can I find it?
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Doesn't appear to be a known issue for this. Grab a copy of the windows update log and upload it.
You can run the following powershell command then upload the WU.zip file on your desktop
You can run the following powershell command then upload the WU.zip file on your desktop
Get-WindowsUpdateLog -LogPath "$($env:USERPROFILE)\Desktop\WU.log"; Compress-Archive -Path "$($env:USERPROFILE)\Desktop\WU.log" -DestinationPath "$($env:USERPROFILE)\Desktop\WU.zip";loonybob
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Sorry friend I don't speak that language. I'm more of a user.Doesn't appear to be a known issue for this. Grab a copy of the windows update log and upload it.
You can run the following powershell command then upload the WU.zip file on your desktop
Get-WindowsUpdateLog -LogPath "$($env:USERPROFILE)\Desktop\WU.log"; Compress-Archive -Path "$($env:USERPROFILE)\Desktop\WU.log" -DestinationPath "$($env:USERPROFILE)\Desktop\WU.zip";
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Open a powershell prompt and copy and paste the code, it will create a file called WU.log and WU.zip. Upload the zip file here or you can PM it to me
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Try booting into safe mode and see if you have the same issue. If you don't I would try disabling your security software.
Boot into Safe Mode
Do you use McAfee by chance?
Boot into Safe Mode
Do you use McAfee by chance?