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Thav

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1. I did some quick research - it may be video drivers

Reply to pstokely (Original post)

Sun Aug 11, 2019, 07:11 AM

Aug 2019

A few threads suggest video drivers plus this update may be the culprit. If you can get to safe mode, I would suggest uninstalling this update and your video card drivers. Then reboot and install the update again, reboot, then reinstall your video card drivers.

Otherwise, one person said a reinstall of windows solved it.

Posting the dump files o answers.microsoft.com may also get you some help.

Hope that helps!

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Has anyone gotten crashes on boot after installing KB4507453 on Windows 10 pro? [View all] pstokely Aug 2019 OP

I did some quick research - it may be video drivers Thav Aug 2019 #1

the latest drivers for my video card are over a year old pstokely Aug 2019 #2

It may also be the order in which the update was installed. Thav Aug 2019 #3

I uninstalled the latest NVIDIA drivers and installed older drivers, did a manual install, still got pstokely Aug 2019 #4