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2017/09/25 03:30:04
fantini
Yesterday, I uninstalled it and my system returned to normal, so there is no doubt. Today, Windows needs to reinstall Update KB4038788. Anyone else had a problem with this on 64 bit systems running 32 and 64 bit Sonar Platinum? The crash happens when you insert a plug in into the effects bin and is consistent. It only seems to happen with established projects. The problem is on the 32 bit version of Sonar. I'm working with some old projects that work only in 32 bit.
2017/09/25 03:33:38
fantini
Sorry, I forgot to ID my system.  i7-6700 @ 3.40GHz, 16GB RAM - Steinberg UR44 - Novation Impulse 61 - JBL LSR308 Monitors - Sonar Platinum  64 & 32
2017/09/26 01:46:01
fantini
I found this in a search:  "KB4038788 causes Lockheed Martin's Prepar3D version 3.x to crash to desktop".
This is important flight simulation software designed to be used with a number of different kind of aircraft, among those........the F-35 and the F-22 Raptor.
2017/09/26 20:05:54
jpetersen
I think the priority for Windows 10 is shifting to tablets
2017/09/26 21:14:45
Songroom
I've experienced two crashes since installing the KB4038788 update. As yet I've been unable to pinpoint the specific steps which produce the error.
 
There are also several posts on the Visual Studio forum detailing VS2015 crashes since the KB4038788 update. Other reports include update related problems with Microsoft Edge and graphics drivers.
2017/09/28 02:45:12
fantini
Who among us, the billions of people, has the ability to somehow convince Microsoft they were wrong about this forced update idea. Is there anyone? The Dalai Lama, perhaps.  And.....Cakewalk, you seem to have a little pull with them......Can you call them up or...something.  Thanks.
 
Why should I have to explain............We've all been through this.  Yet, this idea of sinking into repression........well, let me tell you, I can't do it any more.
 
Just a comment, before my post disappears into oblivion.
 
 
2017/09/28 03:19:50
cowboydan
I just got a new update (KB4040724). Maybe a fix.
2017/09/28 05:19:59
fantini
Alright, I'll try it. We'll see what happens, but here comes KB4038788 back in the mix.
2017/09/28 07:36:29
fantini
OK.....Here's what happened.  Window's installed KB4038788 again. But, after the 100% point,  a prompt came up on the screen:       "We couldn't complete the updates.  Undoing changes. Don't turn off your computer"
 
After some time, my computer was up and running again with failed installation note in windows update. I realized that I still needed to download the new update KB4040724, which I did.
 
Then, I tried the update installation again and ended up with the "We couldn't complete the updates" prompt again.
Both updates [KB4038788 and KB4040724] failed. I downloaded the Window's Update troubleshooter tool and ran that. It wanted to re-download the 2 updates and so I left it at that for now. I need to get some sleep.  I'll try that tomorrow.
 
 
2017/09/29 04:10:42
fantini
I still get the "We couldn't complete the updates prompt". I had run the Windows update troubleshooter tool and it seemed to correct some errors. But, when I tried to reinstall the 2 updates, they just wouldn't install.  Fine for the moment, because without those updates my computer works. Windows, however, is nagging me about needing to update, citing security issues if I don't. I really not sure if Microsoft is puffing up a lot of fluff or maybe it's nothing to worry about, for the moment, at least. Maybe I should set my Kaspersky on high octane. I just took some St John's Wort. Does it work? We'll wait and see.
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