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Microsoft has confirmed that a separate security update for Windows 10 has been removed from the Windows Update Server and the company's update channel after a hardware problem has been discovered. The company claims to be working with partners to develop an enhanced version of this update and will update it in the future. Posted in updates.
A security update called KB4524244 was released on February 11, 2020. The update targets all versions of Windows 10 through the Windows Update service, and is designed to address security issues affecting interface managers. Third party firmware expansion.
Microsoft has stated in its update document that its engineers have confirmed that there are at least two known issues, so users may encounter problems when trying to install or install security update KB4524244. Security update KB4524244 installation and use of computer reset features may fail.
According to user reports in Microsoft Support Forums, some users cannot restart after trying to update, while others sign in with a temporary user profile.
HP computers with AMD Ryzen processors have also been reported to enable HP Sure Start to protect secure startup keys.
Microsoft has removed this standalone security update due to problems with some devices and stated that it will not be reinstalled through the Windows Update service. The removal of this standalone security update has no effect. The security update installation failed. Others were released on February 11, 2020.
Microsoft has indicated that Windows 10 customers who successfully installed the update do not need to take any further action. The company recommends that users who have problems with the update uninstall the update.
On the other hand, Windows 10 users have reported that another update causes problems because KB4532693 hides user profiles and data on some Windows 10 systems.
Warn users that after installing the update, they will not be able to view or access the original Windows 10 profile and that the user will sign in to an empty Windows 10 profile. All previous data will be lost, including installed apps, desktop wallpaper, desktop files, access to downloads, etc.
This error has been reported to occur because the Windows Update service created a temporary configuration file for the installation process, but it cannot be removed after installing KB4532693.
This temporary profile preserves the files the user logged in to after the update is complete, and the original user profile folder remains on the hard drive. However, it is hidden and can be restored by uninstalling update KB4532693.