Blue screen error after recent windows updates

I got a blue screen error every boot time after recent updates.The updates
including:

Definition Update for Windows Defender - KB915597 (Definition 1.24.5399.0)
Update for Windows Mail Junk E-mail Filter [January 2008] (KB905866)
Security Update For Windows Vista (KB941644)
Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - January 2008 (KB890830)
Update for Windows Vista (KB43302)
Update for Windows Vista (KB43899)
Update for Windows Vista (KB43411)
Update for Windows Mail Junk E-mail Filter [January 2008] (KB905866)

I don't really remember what the error message said,i remember it say
"please remove any program that control hard disk" or something close like
that.

I don't know which update cause the problem.I try to use system restore back
to the time before updates being installed and the problem gone.help me,i can
afraid to keep updating my windows.

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llivx wrote:

> I got a blue screen error every boot time after recent updates.The updates
> including:
>
> Definition Update for Windows Defender - KB915597 (Definition 1.24.5399.0)
> Update for Windows Mail Junk E-mail Filter [January 2008] (KB905866)
> Security Update For Windows Vista (KB941644)
> Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - January 2008 (KB890830)
> Update for Windows Vista (KB43302)
> Update for Windows Vista (KB43899)
> Update for Windows Vista (KB43411)
> Update for Windows Mail Junk E-mail Filter [January 2008] (KB905866)
>
> I don't really remember what the error message said,i remember it say
> "please remove any program that control hard disk" or something close like
> that.
>
> I don't know which update cause the problem.I try to use system restore back
> to the time before updates being installed and the problem gone.help me,i can
> afraid to keep updating my windows.

Same problem here. From another forum I was given the hint the culprit is
KB943899. So - booted from CD, went into Control Panel>Windows update>View
Update History>Installed Updates then deleted that one. I also turned off
automatically download and install updates so I wouldn't get it again. The
restart worked this time and all seems ok. But .... it is a worry. Reading
about that update it cheekily says it is to improve reliability!!!!

"llivx" wrote:

> I got a blue screen error every boot time after recent updates.The updates
> including:
>
> Definition Update for Windows Defender - KB915597 (Definition 1.24.5399.0)
> Update for Windows Mail Junk E-mail Filter [January 2008] (KB905866)
> Security Update For Windows Vista (KB941644)
> Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - January 2008 (KB890830)
> Update for Windows Vista (KB43302)
> Update for Windows Vista (KB43899)
> Update for Windows Vista (KB43411)
> Update for Windows Mail Junk E-mail Filter [January 2008] (KB905866)
>
> I don't really remember what the error message said,i remember it say
> "please remove any program that control hard disk" or something close like
> that.
>
> I don't know which update cause the problem.I try to use system restore back
> to the time before updates being installed and the problem gone.help me,i can
> afraid to keep updating my windows.

I'm pretty sure this post helped me fix my problem...every single time I
rebooted Vista Home Premium, it would blue screen repeatedly until the
machine was completely powered down. Then, it would boot without any problem.
I uninstalled this update and was able to successfully reboot my computer
without any problem...

"Trickie" wrote:

> Same problem here. From another forum I was given the hint the culprit is
> KB943899. So - booted from CD, went into Control Panel>Windows update>View
> Update History>Installed Updates then deleted that one. I also turned off
> automatically download and install updates so I wouldn't get it again. The
> restart worked this time and all seems ok. But .... it is a worry. Reading
> about that update it cheekily says it is to improve reliability!!!!
>
> "llivx" wrote:
>
> > I got a blue screen error every boot time after recent updates.The updates
> > including:
> >
> > Definition Update for Windows Defender - KB915597 (Definition 1.24.5399.0)
> > Update for Windows Mail Junk E-mail Filter [January 2008] (KB905866)
> > Security Update For Windows Vista (KB941644)
> > Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - January 2008 (KB890830)
> > Update for Windows Vista (KB43302)
> > Update for Windows Vista (KB43899)
> > Update for Windows Vista (KB43411)
> > Update for Windows Mail Junk E-mail Filter [January 2008] (KB905866)
> >
> > I don't really remember what the error message said,i remember it say
> > "please remove any program that control hard disk" or something close like
> > that.
> >
> > I don't know which update cause the problem.I try to use system restore back
> > to the time before updates being installed and the problem gone.help me,i can
> > afraid to keep updating my windows.

> > > I don't know which update cause the problem.I try to use system
> > > restore back
> > > to the time before updates being installed and the problem gone.help
> > > me,i can
> > > afraid to keep updating my windows.

Same problem, plus a few more, welcome to the club, this is the first
OS that I've encountered that gets more disfunctional with each
update. Blue screens, sound stops working, crap printer drivers,
no (ZyDas chipset) USB wireless adapter driver, media player
hasn't the needed .avi codecs (I thought MS supported avi),
though without sound not much point in using media player.

"ato_zee@hotmail.com" wrote:

>
> > > > I don't know which update cause the problem.I try to use system
> > > > restore back
> > > > to the time before updates being installed and the problem gone.help
> > > > me,i can
> > > > afraid to keep updating my windows.
>
> Same problem, plus a few more, welcome to the club, this is the first
> OS that I've encountered that gets more disfunctional with each
> update. Blue screens, sound stops working, crap printer drivers,
> no (ZyDas chipset) USB wireless adapter driver, media player
> hasn't the needed .avi codecs (I thought MS supported avi),
> though without sound not much point in using media player.
>

Yea no kidding... I've gone through about 10 re-installs of Vista 64bit
Business. 8 of them due to Windows update either 1) not installing properly,
2) Installation of updates causing problems or 3) the installation would not
complete and my computer would not shut down.

I am experiencing this same issue right now. Could not boot in safe mode,
could not use restore point. I tried a couple of times to install using
service pack 1 only and ignoring windows update live, but SP1's installation
is still bugged.

"ato_zee@hotmail.com" wrote:

>
> > > > I don't know which update cause the problem.I try to use system
> > > > restore back
> > > > to the time before updates being installed and the problem gone.help
> > > > me,i can
> > > > afraid to keep updating my windows.
>
> Same problem, plus a few more, welcome to the club, this is the first
> OS that I've encountered that gets more disfunctional with each
> update. Blue screens, sound stops working, crap printer drivers,
> no (ZyDas chipset) USB wireless adapter driver, media player
> hasn't the needed .avi codecs (I thought MS supported avi),
> though without sound not much point in using media player.
>

I also have a problem with the blue screen appearing but it is after the
windows defender update.

I do not have Vista but XP. It has happened twice right after a windows
defender update.

I am thinking of just uninstalling windows defender. Hopefully that
will work.


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