Microsoft Patch KB3102429 causes BSOD

[unexus]

Hi All,

 

I've had a major problem this week following a WSUS deployment of KB3102429 (Azerbaijani Manat and Georgian Lari currency symbols).

 

The update has resulted in continual reboot/BSOD. On Win7 64 bit, this is a 0x50 (STOP) error (win32k.dll). On Win7 32bit, I have seen 0x19 BAD POOL HEADER errors.

 

I can't find any reports of this on google, however, there is a DELL Support KB article reporting this patch causes the same problem on Server 2012

https://support.software.dell.com/kb/184032

Has anyone else hit this problem?

 

Thanks,

Keith.

[unexus]

Sorry - Title should say BSOD not BYOD - could a moderator edit this please. Thanks.

[DJ-1701]

Sorry - Title should say BSOD not BYOD - could a moderator edit this please. Thanks.

 

Was going to say that was impressive.

Seriously though no BSOD since the update was installed on our machines last month. Have you set WSUS to revoke it for the time being?

[unexus]

Yes. I have declined it for all platforms in WSUS, unfortunately, it got out to quite a few machines before I was able to do that. We have ~700 desktops. It has Blue screened 50+ machines and on different hardware too (some HP and some Stone). I have reproduced the problem so I know it it that update. It's obviously not a widespread problem as there is veryt little on google other than that Dell KB article. I guess I've just been unlucky.

[DJ-1701]

Yes. I have declined it for all platforms in WSUS, unfortunately, it got out to quite a few machines before I was able to do that. We have ~700 desktops. It has Blue screened 50+ machines and on different hardware too (some HP and some Stone). I have reproduced the problem so I know it it that update. It's obviously not a widespread problem as there is veryt little on google other than that Dell KB article. I guess I've just been unlucky.

 

I noticed you meantioned you declined it, but just checking, did you right click it and select the 'Approved for Removal' option? As that could save a lot of manual work.

[unexus]

I noticed you meantioned you declined it, but just checking, did you right click it and select the 'Approved for Removal' option? As that could save a lot of manual work.

 

 

I have now

 

Thanks.

[john]

Sorry - Title should say BSOD not BYOD - could a moderator edit this please. Thanks.

 

Done, please report your own post in future to ensure a mod notices the thread to sort this out as we may miss posts like this as we all get an email alert then and one of the team will do it