Microsoft releases update that breaks audio

Galdorf

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AHHHH why did i let the update go through having issues with sound on all my personal PC's its time disable updates on all my personal pc's they really need to test all the updates having no testing is just plain bad one of these days a massive bug that deletes everything is bound to happen.
Getting calls customers lost audio, keyboards and printers after last update.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...king-after-installing-latest-windows-updates/
 
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I just put 1803 on a little HP Elitebook last night via USB flash drive. I ran all updates and now the USB ports don't work. How do I get SDI to run without a working USB port to put the right drivers on them? Pffft! Guess I'll put a USB 3 port in the ExpressCard slot and hope it loads up the driver from DVD. The ports work during boot but fail once Win10 is up and running. Plugging in an external drive locks the machine up hard.
 
I just put 1803 on a little HP Elitebook last night via USB flash drive. I ran all updates and now the USB ports don't work. How do I get SDI to run without a working USB port to put the right drivers on them? Pffft! Guess I'll put a USB 3 port in the ExpressCard slot and hope it loads up the driver from DVD. The ports work during boot but fail once Win10 is up and running. Plugging in an external drive locks the machine up hard.
Kind of a run around but:
Boot from bootable OS
Create small partition for SDI
Boot from 1803, install not touching SDI partition.
Run SDI from partition after 1803 install

or, create a "custom SDI DVD" with just the stuff you need.

Or, something along those lines.........LOL
 
I may just pull the SSD and copy direct to it and put back in.

...but I get the error message "std::bad_alloc" when I run it that way from the SSD - hmmm.....
 
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I ran all updates and now the USB ports don't work. How do I get SDI to run without a working USB port to put the right drivers on them?
If the BIOS has options to switch off EHCI and xHCI handoff, that should allow the USB ports to at least work to some level within Windows. You can now install the correct drivers and revert those options in the BIOS.

Just had a similar issue with Windows 7 and USB3 on a retail motherboard. An OEM motherboard may not expose those settings, but that HP has a lot of stuff in it – just finding the right bit might be a problem.
 
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