Windows 7 Hangs after Windows Update
Fresh installed Windows 7 RC last night on my home PC and it worked great. I then decided to perform the Windows Update. It found 5 important upgrades, so I donwloaded and installed them. The PC was able to boot, display the Windows Logo and then froze. Tried the troubleshooting using F8 and it conduct some test and reported back that the OS was able to boot properly. Wanting to try booting in safe mode tonight but thought I better ask if there were anyone facing the same issue after performing Windows Update.
May 21st, 2009 2:04am

Fresh installed Windows 7 RC last night on my home PC and it worked great. I then decided to perform the Windows Update. It found 5 important upgrades, so I donwloaded and installed them. The PC was able to boot, display the Windows Logo and then froze. Tried the troubleshooting using F8 and it conduct some test and reported back that the OS was able to boot properly. Wanting to try booting in safe mode tonight but thought I better ask if there were anyone facing the same issue after performing Windows Update. HiWhat were the updates that you installed? Were there any updated hardware drivers included?Boot into Safe Mode and check the Windows Update History to see which updates were installed.Let us know.Thank You for testing Windows 7 Ronnie Vernon MVP
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May 21st, 2009 3:08pm

Hi Ronnie,Updates are as follows:KB970420KB970858KB970789KB969497KB915597There is a SiS update as well. I've reinstalled and ran updates just for Windows and it was still able to restart. I tried to update the SiS driver and lo and behold it hangs. I'm reinstalling as I'm writting this. Is there a way to stop the Updates from installing? At least I just started, I hate to have to reload Windows and data everytime a hardware update makes Windows 7 unresponsive.
May 22nd, 2009 3:33pm

i have had same issue. the problem seems to be with the ati update for my mobo. i installed the latest ati drivers then noticed windows was going to install an older version of the drivers. i got rid of this update and then installed any options updates relating to hardware first. i then installed the rest. after that no problems. hope this makes sense. cheers all
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September 15th, 2010 2:30pm

hi. me again. my pc crashed again so the last entry i posted was a complete tissue of lies lol fixed it for definate this time though. i dont know if all bios are basically the same as i am not a techy with these things but i changed the entry for large disk support to disable rather than auto. reinstalled windows 7 and its been perfect since. hope this is more help than my last entry cheers
September 19th, 2010 2:28pm

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