Now I understand that having no reference is a symptom of this BSOD, because I got BSOD Kernel Security Check Failure with no code. The Troubleshooter can be downloaded here: To get out of this situation, you need to reboot your computer in Safe Mode, uninstall the updateĪnd use the Windows Update Troubleshooter to hide the update so that it doesn’t try to reinstall itself and put you back in the same bad state. If this happens, I’d definitely like to see your CBS logs as described above. We have hopefully solved this problem, but it may still occur in some computers. The update fails and your computer hangs on reboot We’ll look at the logs and try to figure out what’s happening. !1598&authkey=!ALiXYkYnd52c7FY&ithint=folder%2c I’d appreciate if you could add all of the files in C:\Windows\Logs\CBS to a ZIP file, name the ZIP file the same as your handle here on the forum, and upload the ZIP file to my OneDrive here: If the update installation fails and rolls back, I’d like to see your CBS logs to the update will install successfully on a later attempt) and some are not.
There are actually several different potential causes for this. The update fails and rolls back (uninstalls) Usually it will reboot correctly and finish installing the update, but once in a while we see a situation where the installation doesn’t finish correctly. When you install the latest Cumulative Update, your computer will want to reboot.
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