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1. #DEFCON SCHEDULE 2019 INSTALL#
2. #DEFCON SCHEDULE 2019 64 BIT#
3. #DEFCON SCHEDULE 2019 UPDATE#
4. #DEFCON SCHEDULE 2019 PATCH#
5. #DEFCON SCHEDULE 2019 SOFTWARE#

Running a disk diag confirmed that the disk drive hardware was fine. I powered down and tried rebooting but got the same error. Info: The boot selection failed because a required device is inaccessible.

#DEFCON SCHEDULE 2019 SOFTWARE#

A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. Several minutes later when I returned, the following text based error from Windows Boot Manager was on the screen: At 30% progress I walked away to let the system finish on its own.

#DEFCON SCHEDULE 2019 UPDATE#

I clicked the Restart button, and the screen showed Window Update was working on updates. All three downloaded and installed successfully, after which Windows Update prompted for a Restart. Today (per the move to Defcon 3) I made a system backup of the boot drive, and created a System Restore point. I’ve kept it up-to-date with all the Monthly Rollups once Susan and Woody give the OK. I have a Win 7 Home Premium HP Desktop that’s been going along fine for years. Unfortunately I haven’t yet been able to get the computer in question here back to a working state yet. Let me apologize upfront here if the info I’m providing isn’t complete. **Win 7 System Partition WIPED OUT following August Updates** I will report back on how that went if there is a need for it come end September. If so I will do so without applying the KB3133977 Bitlocker patch.

#DEFCON SCHEDULE 2019 INSTALL#

I might install the September one if it adds anything meaningful security wise. Legacy Windows updates signatures changed from dual signed (SHA-1/SHA-2) to SHA-2 only at this time.Ģ019-sha-2-code-signing-support-requirement If you have a device or VM using EFI boot, please see the FAQ section for additional steps to prevent an issue in which your device may not start. The support released in March (KB4474419 and KB4490628) will be required in order to continue to receive updates on these versions of Windows. Required: Updates for legacy Windows versions will require that SHA-2 code signing support be installed.

#DEFCON SCHEDULE 2019 PATCH#

Both systems use fast SSD so beware it may take a while if you apply this patch.Īfter the patch both systems still had a bootmgfw.efi file dated to 20-11-2010. The system only rebooted after 1.5 hours of patch preparation.

On the A6-5400K it took 1.5 hours to get back to the desktop. The update was done in minutes on the X2 270. The update was offered through Windows Update.

#DEFCON SCHEDULE 2019 64 BIT#

I installed the new KB4474419 on both an AMD A6-5400K and an AMD Athlon X2 270 CPU just so I have the latest version even if it only adds a 64 bit Itanium Server CPU fix. This security update was updated Augto include the bootmgfw.efi file to avoid startup failures on IA64 versions Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1. my os is german so i assume many things have other names in german language and i’m not very good in english and translating from english to german… so my problem is: there is no german instractions about removing telemetry from july patch. My problem with these instructions: they are english, applying to english language os. Thx, kb3133977 is installed already, since, according to command: wmic qfe | find “3133977”. I will wait a few days to let the dust settle, stand by and watch, as everyone else patches. There were some BitLocker UEFI problems with people and it was mentioned maybe KB3133977 needed to be installed (I did not see this mentioned in his article). I have done so according to Abbodi86 and AJNorth and it seems “non-existent”. There are ways of turning off the July telemetry. But unless you install the telemetry-laden July Security-only patch, you’re missing a month of (not really all that important) patches.” He also said, “If you see KB 4493132, the “Get Windows 10” nag patch, make sure it’s unchecked.”

“You can install the August Security-only patch without bringing in the snooping routines. HONX, According to Woody (from his just published ComputerWorld article), the July patches were not that critical. Unfortunately this article does not say anything about windows 7 gotchas or i can’t find them…ĭiscussion behind first link is too long to read…įortunately, there are ways to circumvent the telemetry, or at least minimize it. Look into those and see if it changes your mind. I feel that AJNorth and Abbodi86 had a handle on the situation and the telemetry “spyware infested july patch” as you say can be mitigated. But I feel there are too many items patched to ignore, and since the patch is there waiting to be downloaded, you might re-consider. Honx, I understand your skipping July Group B patching, as I was considering it too. Honx, PKCano is right you should wait for what Woody has to say, there were a few “gotch-yas” this August patches.