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on 05-10-2018 19:47
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on 05-10-2018 19:47
Delay installing it, if you can.
https://www.engadget.com/2018/10/05/windows-10-october-update-1809-delete-data-wipe-user-profile/
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on 05-10-2018 19:54
Appreciate the heads up! Must disable automitic updates!!!
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on 05-10-2018 20:07
I think Microsoft have re-released it with a built-in check for the type of Intel-specific component and driver that causes many of the problems.
Went up to Win10 1803 17134.320 last night, hopefully that'll help keep the October 2018 Update at bay...
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on 05-10-2018 20:11
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on 05-10-2018 20:11
Already updated unfortunately. May possibly be the reason that my Office 2016 has deleted my yahoo user profile and after spending literally hours trying to set up yahoo again no combinations of ports or user data will allow me to sign in again. The update seems to have changed the way that Outlook actually sets up user accounts now.
Does anyone know whether restoring the computer to a previous checkpoint will roll back the windows update? I'm a beta tester if that affects anything....
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05-10-2018 20:21 - edited 05-10-2018 20:35
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05-10-2018 20:21 - edited 05-10-2018 20:35
SSD-based systems have been proving difficult to recover.
Outlook was affected, read of a fix for that, but can't find it at the moment....
Meantime, this much help to you, @jonsie?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12415/windows-10-recovery-options
Good luck
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on 05-10-2018 20:30
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on 05-10-2018 20:30
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05-10-2018 21:07 - edited 05-10-2018 21:12
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05-10-2018 21:07 - edited 05-10-2018 21:12
I think I read somewhere that a System Restore won't help @jonsie, but take a look at this link. There are also links within the link that may help too: https://www.zdnet.com/article/windows-10-october-2018-update-how-to-get-it-how-to-avoid-it/
Edit: Also found this link, @jonsie. Maybe?: https://www.zdnet.com/article/windows-10-october-update-delete-your-files-this-tool-might-recover-th...
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on 05-10-2018 21:24
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on 05-10-2018 21:24
To be honest I have no other issues, no loss of data or pictures etc. It's just the Outlook problem though not a biggie.
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on 05-10-2018 21:37
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on 05-10-2018 23:03
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on 05-10-2018 23:03
@pgn wrote:This one you mean, @jonsie:
https://www.askwoody.com/2018/patch-lady-icewarp-warns-of-issues-for-1809/
Yeah unfortunately. Guess I'm waiting for the patch then. I'm scanning with Recva now but it's a long process. Might just use Thunderbird in the meantime.

