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Windows 10 February 2024 Patch Tuesday (KB5034763)
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<blockquote data-quote="B-boy/StyLe/" data-source="post: 1075359" data-attributes="member: 99565"><p>All installed fine but after a reboot I noticed that the most of my pinned shortcuts were gone (despite they are still in the <strong>%appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar</strong>) and also my icons in the system tray were gone as well. It wasn't Kaspersky, Comodo or Open-Shell causing the problem. Restarting the <strong>explorer.exe</strong> fixed the issue, at least for the current session. After a reboot, the same happened and I had to kill and restart explorer.exe manually again. Uninstalling the update didn't fix that. However, I still believe this was caused by the <strong>KB5034763</strong> update (regarding the changelog it altered the explorer.exe to fix a vulnerability - "This update addresses an issue that affects explorer.exe. It might stop responding. This occurs when you restart or shut down a PC that has a controller accessory attached to it.") For now, I will wait for a hotfix or simple will restore the image before the updates from today. Not a big deal, but really annoying.</p><p></p><p>It also asked me to sign in my Windows account and to sync it with it. It definitely did some modifications to my current account and said "Preparing Windows" like when I run Windows for a first time after a clean installation. Very weird.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="B-boy/StyLe/, post: 1075359, member: 99565"] All installed fine but after a reboot I noticed that the most of my pinned shortcuts were gone (despite they are still in the [B]%appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar[/B]) and also my icons in the system tray were gone as well. It wasn't Kaspersky, Comodo or Open-Shell causing the problem. Restarting the [B]explorer.exe[/B] fixed the issue, at least for the current session. After a reboot, the same happened and I had to kill and restart explorer.exe manually again. Uninstalling the update didn't fix that. However, I still believe this was caused by the [B]KB5034763[/B] update (regarding the changelog it altered the explorer.exe to fix a vulnerability - "This update addresses an issue that affects explorer.exe. It might stop responding. This occurs when you restart or shut down a PC that has a controller accessory attached to it.") For now, I will wait for a hotfix or simple will restore the image before the updates from today. Not a big deal, but really annoying. It also asked me to sign in my Windows account and to sync it with it. It definitely did some modifications to my current account and said "Preparing Windows" like when I run Windows for a first time after a clean installation. Very weird. [/QUOTE]
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