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Remember, you want to be the tortoise, not the hare when it comes to updating. Ensure your browser is updated, be a bit more paranoid about clicking, and stay tuned as I keep an eye out for the side effects and issues and report on them in the Plus newsletter.

Yesterday we had Apple , also Chrome fix several zero days. Today we have the Microsoft version. There are more print spooler bugs being fixed — but are they the ones we were concerned about that were carried over from prior months that kept me urging you to keep the print spooler service disabled? As always for those that DO have a backup, like to be the beta testers for the rest of us, do let us know of any issues you see.

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Click here to sign up. Mitch McCarley reports that his clients are impacted by the August patches and multi-user QuickBooks. We are unable to open QB in multi-user mode, and also QB is having a hard time opening QB data files on mapped drives. Microsoft has made a mess of the printer deployment via group policy. If you have v3 printer drivers they are prompting for administrative rights. Here we go again: Yes, another Print spooler vulnerability, no patch yet.

Not sure which platforms are vulnerable. Susan is saying… really? More Print spooler bugs? Passing this along as a heads up… now mind you I have installed this patch on several machines with zero issues. And point number two — remember ANY issue is recoverable if you have a backup.

On a reddit thread, a poster is indicating issues with EFI partitions causing a no boot situation after the install of the July updates. Which means we wait and see how the month fares before dipping our toes into the patching waters. Remember the Print spooler patch that was released earlier this month is also included in this batch.

Exchange email server has another patch so if you are still patching an on premises Email server, heads up! Windows 7 ESU folks have a servicing stack update. Firefox 90 is out. Security updates for Firefox. Bleeping Computer — 9 zero days fixed. Back in the days of Vista Microsoft made a major change to how the operation system was built and serviced.

Servicing windows part one. Servicing windows part two. Then for those of you that remember this…. When Windows 7 sp1 first came out it laid a big fat egg when it was released. If you happened to install the service pack using WSUS it would leave your Windows 7 workstation unbootable into a lovely black screen. A workaround some of us found was to edit the pending. Long story short this was not a good thing to do. Patches are just coming out.

I use it all the time on my standalone machines. A user clicking "Check for updates" when you have WUfB policies enabled deferrals, target version, etc. Please don't be afraid of the button. AH HA! Windows Update for business is merely local group policy settings that set certain patch settings. To patch or not to patch this month…. Now that 21H2 is officially out, I recommend sticking with 21H1 for the moment.

That said, 21H2 will be a relatively easy and fast update with very few side effects. Exercise caution. If you install the updates for November and can still print, pat yourself on the back and relax until next month. If you are still having issues with printing, I recommend installing the preview updates listed in the Master Patch list.

For certain shared printers in peer-to-peer networks, we are still seeing issues triggered by the November 9 updates. While Microsoft has released out-of-band updates for authentication issues, they have not put the same priority on printing issues triggered by the updates.

This issue occurs after you install the November 9, , security updates on domain controllers DCs that are running Windows Server, and you need to install this update on your domain controllers to fix this issue.

Could we still see printing issues? Even though the 55 vulnerabilities fixed in November do not include any new Print Spooler updates, we are still to some extent in clean-up mode. Microsoft is at least acknowledging that issues remain that it is trying to fix. Is group policy on Windows 10 Home possible? I am enticed by the potential. Cool, says I — an easier way to help control Windows updates on a Windows 10 computer.

But it comes with a hitch. A tiny hitch. With new features that are interesting only to businesses, this feature release will serve only one purpose — that of providing you with lifecycle support for several years. In other words, not much that will excite most of us. I strongly recommend that you use either group policy or the registry key methods to keep yourself on 21H1 at this time.

You can review your options to defer feature releases. For consumer and home users, I recommend that you push off updates until right before Thanksgiving, no sooner than November Do remember my mantra.

By now hopefully , you have found a resolution to any printing problems that have been driving you insane over the last several months. If not, we can hope that the November updates will include more printing fixes. We already know that the preview updates released at the end of October helped to fix issues for some.

Those patches will be included in the November update releases, because Windows 10 patches are always cumulative. The October updates are again triggering issues with some — but not all — printers.

This month, printing problems are rearing their heads with older platforms hosting the print server. After reviewing many postings describing this situation, I find the operating systems on the older platforms are no longer being updated and thus not getting the PrintNightmare fixes. Then, when client workstations that have been updated try to print, printing fails. Windows 11 has 39 vulnerabilities; two of the fixes are deemed critical and 37 are important.

KB also includes several fixes that, according to reports, impact performance on specific computers. Not ready to move to Windows 11? PC not compatible? Block it! Previously, we were able to set the specific feature release we wanted for Windows Now we get the option to ensure that we stay on Windows 10 — and only on Windows Why do I always insist that we are better off holding back and not installing the latest thing?

September is the month for in-the-wild patching. September is a month of change. From going back to school here in the United States to seasons changing all over the world, one thing remains constant: we have to patch. Log in Remember me. Register Lost your password? It's easy to post questions about Windows 11 , Windows 10 , Win8. Post anonymously or register for greater privileges. Keep it civil, please: Decorous Lounge rules strictly enforced.

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