
Quote: Originally Posted by
kmumme
tweaker!!!!! Where are you????

Hoping all is well.
I was successful in rolling back (uninstalling) the offending update. Everything seems to work well for me now.
Go to: Control Panel|Windows Updates|Installed Updates|Microsoft Windows
Locate update KB2515325 and uninstall it.
I have not experienced any problems after uninstalling that update (or before it was installed automatically by Windows Update). Let me know how/if it works for you.
This was a new computer that I recently bought for my wife. Out of laziness, I had not yet disabled automatic updates. I have been keeping automatic updates disabled on all my systems for many years now, and that prevents this kind of hassles. I manually install updates only when I need to (for example, if I need to install a new piece of software that requires updates).
Many years ago, my research group had scheduled an important demo of our experimental software for an important customer. We checked out everything the day before, but, on demo day, our software did not work. After the failed demo, it took us a few hours to find out that, during the night, Sysadmin had updated our OS, and that was the cause of the problem. That day, we disconnected our lab computers from the corporate LAN, and, since then, I have worked very comfortably with automatic updates disabled. This most recent event has reminded me that I should continue to do so.
GV