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On Tuesday, October 13, Microsoft also released two Windows 10 service packs (KB4579311 and KB4577671) that should, in principle, address various vulnerabilities and software bugs, but again cause problems in themselves. Either they won’t install, or if they do, new packages cause downtime and freeze.
With the latest Windows updates from October 13, there are several errors: the problems already started with the installation because many people give an error message during the process and do not install. However, it is not worth forcing the process because in some it caused the “blue deaths” to collapse, in others it crippled Explorer, drove the printer and audio crazy, Computerworld reported.
It is not yet known how common the problem is, nor has Microsoft indicated that it has already detected the error or is working to fix it. Because there have been various issues with Windows updates in the recent past, the fix pack is expected to arrive soon, but in the meantime, you may want to avoid installing it.
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