Microsoft acknowledges more errors, 80070371 and 80071A91, when installing Windows 8.1 Update/KB 2919355
There's confirmation of two more bugs
and a Stop 0x7B 'Blue Screen' as Microsoft re-issues the patch,
changing metadata but no programs.
The Windows 8.1 Update blowout continues. We now have
official recognition of two more error codes, 80070371 and 80071A91, which can
occur when you try to install Windows 8.1 Update, KB 2919355.
These revalations come on the heels of acknowledged errors 800F0922,
800F0923, 80070003, 80070005, 80070490, and 80073712, and the error message
"We couldn't complete the updates, Undoing changes. Don't turn off your
computer." Microsoft gave workarounds for some (but not all) of the those
earlier problems on the Microsoft Answers forum earlier this week.
In addition, after installing KB 2919355, Internet Explorer 11 may crash
when you turn on or turn off Enterprise Mode, as described in KB 2956283. You
may also hit a Stop 0x7B "Blue Screen" error, described in KB 2967012.
Microsoft has re-issued patch KB 2919355 yet again, changing the
installation metadata but not the programs themselves. The associated Knowledge
Base article is now up to version 21.
Yes, this is the same patch that Microsoft was going to use as a
"baseline" for all future Windows 8.1 patches: Up until Monday of
this week, Microsoft's official, oft-repeated policy demanded that customers
install KB 2919355 if they wanted any future Windows 8.1 security patches.
Fortunately, on May 12 cooler heads prevailed and Microsoft informed Windows
8.1 customers that the threatened Windows 8.1 patch cutoff was a paper tiger --
those who didn't get Windows 8.1 Update/KB2919322 installed by May 13 would
continue to receive updates for another month, until Black Tuesday June
9.
The June 9 cutoff date is now two and a half weeks away. If you can't get KB
2919355 installed by June 9, Microsoft is threatening (once again) that you
won't be able to get any more patches.
I count 11 known, documented error messages, codes, and crashes for KB
2919355 -- and nearly zero definitive solutions. Sure hope Microsoft can solve
all those problems by June 9.
(from
http://www.infoworld.com/t/microsoft-windows/microsoft-acknowledges-more-errors-80070371-and-80071a91-when-installing-windows-81-updatekb-2919355-2426 )
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