On 9/27/2018 7:58 AM, Peter Gentry wrote:
I believe that there was a Windows update that downloaded on the Desktop
(in daily use) first and only subsequently on the Laptop.
> Is it too obvious to conclude that there was something in the last
> update around permissions that is causing the issue.
No, I'd say that's not at all too obvious.
In my experience, Windows systems are less stable when an update is
awaiting a restart to finish its install. I'd suggest doing a manual
check for updates and then a restart. Make sure it completely got over
them. Apologies if you've already done all that.
And, which version of Windows 10 is this? (Win-key + R, winver, Enter)
If it's not 1803, and your situation doesn't have a reason to avoid the
upgrade, I'd say get the upgrade. If something's gone sideways with
Windows internals, there's a chance the upgrade might set things right.
(In fairness, there's ALSO a remote chance it could break other
things... Microsoft and their too-often Win10 upgrades... mumble mumble,
rant suppressed.)
I'd also wonder about hardware diagnostics. But since it sounds like
this problem suddenly came up on 2 different machines at once, a
hardware problem seems a lot less likely.
--
Karlin High
Missouri, USA
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