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566504, Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by bobbo, Wed Jun-17-20 10:59 PM
This up;date has been running most of the day. It is currently stalle3d at 85%. Should I let it keep running or try again at a later date?
Edit: The install has made a giant leap forward to 92%. All it took was to complain about the slowness of the install. I'll let it coontinue. :7
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566505, RE: Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by bobbo, Thu Jun-18-20 02:45 AM
The download completed and the install commenced for about 45 minutes and included several restarts. The update looks pretty much the same ad before and includes a page of what has been done. Notably, the Win 7 games were deleted, and I reinstalled them; might have been a mistake, as my sound is gone again and I haven't been able to restore it. Will continue to explore the new update and will report back on any successes I experience.
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566506, RE: Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by bobbo, Thu Jun-18-20 03:01 AM
Did a trouble shoot of sound and found the sound element wasn't set as default. Made the change and the sound is back. :clap:
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566507, RE: Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by mowerman90, Thu Jun-18-20 05:25 PM
My Computer: Homebuilt W10 Pro Antec Earthwatts 500W PS Gigabyte 880GM-USB3 AMD FX4100 3.6 GH 4 core 8G Ram Samsung EVO 840 256G SSD(Sys drive) 640 Gig WD Blk (Data & Backup Drive)
Just wanted to let everyone know that it doesn't necessarily take all day to install the 2004 update. I installed mine in about 2hrs from start to finish. This was on my 9 year old system! (see above specs) Gotta love Gigabyte mother boards. Not a single hiccup since first turning it on. And by the way, I never, and I mean never have I turned it off except for restarts after installing updates or software. Maybe I'm just lucky.
P.S. By the way, the update caused no problems whatsoever!
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566508, RE: Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by Pcqandaman, Thu Jun-18-20 07:27 PM
My 5 year old laptop updated to version 2004 with no problems. My 6 month old desktop i5 9400 wouldn't and displayed the following. A very confusing and unhelpful message. https://imgbb.com/>
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566513, RE: Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by Pcqandaman, Thu Jun-25-20 09:43 AM
Just done another check and a more sensible message now appears:
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566510, RE: Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by bobbo, Thu Jun-18-20 09:48 PM
I believe that my problem involved a recent update of the World Community Grid which kept kicking in during the download/install. It took quite a while, but the update finished and is running properly now.
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566536, RE: Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by kittenmueller, Wed Jul-22-20 05:53 PM
My sound went on and off after this update. Finally found where it said the drivers with that update were incorrect for my PC. I went to the site it said and downloaded correct drivers and so far it is all good.
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566593, RE: Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by Pcqandaman, Sun Aug-16-20 10:27 AM
My desktop has updated to version 2004 in about 50 minutes. One thing I noticed is that the Internet icon has changed design and hovering over it states "No internet access" yet the internet is working as normal.
I think this is a known problem.
EDIT: The cure for this issue is: https://www.windowslatest.com/2020/07/18/windows-10-no-internet-connection-problem/
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566594, RE: Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by GreyFalcon, Mon Aug-17-20 02:48 PM
There is a cumulative update and .net update that ran before and after 2004 so it can seem like it takes forever if they all run at the same time.
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566599, RE: Windows 10 update version 2004 Posted by KJT, Mon Aug-17-20 11:15 PM
Windows apparently did me a favor. Last night I attempted to install 2004. It was taking too long so I left it running and went to bed.
This morning I was greeted with notification that installation had failed due to an "error" and "Click here" to remove the changes.
Once "reverted", everything seems to be running smoothly.
That was when I saw the two new postings.
So, thank you Microsoft Windows 2004 - seems like you have saved me a whole lot of bother - including re-installation of Windows games.
Jim.
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