windows update 1709

[vramnik7]

So after i update it to new 1709 can i go back with the old becouse new one makes alot of problems and it sucks

[Jaxder]

2 minutes ago, vramnik7 said:

So after i update it to new 1709 can i go back with the old becouse new one makes alot of problems and it sucks

What are your issues?

[vramnik7]

1 hour ago, Jaxder said:

What are your issues?

alot of blinks and not feels good to work

[Jaxder]

Please elaborate. Your monitor is blinking a lot? Your computer is feeling sluggish?

Maybe check your drivers. What is your system.

[vramnik7]

1 hour ago, Jaxder said:

Please elaborate. Your monitor is blinking a lot? Your computer is feeling sluggish?

Maybe check your drivers. What is your system.

mate after the update it sounds like its glitchy not like slow hell no lol im Running i7 7770k 1080 full water cooled system all custom by me 

[Jaxder]

Why do you have two posts for this?

 

Maybe your overclock at 5GHz is causing issues. Try to reduce your overclock until you get to a stable system.

[vramnik7]

1 hour ago, Jaxder said:

Why do you have two posts for this?

 

Maybe your overclock at 5GHz is causing issues. Try to reduce your overclock until you get to a stable system.

did not overclock nothing mate just updated my windows and thats why im posting ...

[Jaxder]

Just now, vramnik7 said:

did not overclock nothing mate just updated my windows and thats why im posting ...

Your profile says that your 7700k is sitting at 5GHz.

[vramnik7]

1 hour ago, Jaxder said:

Your profile says that your 7700k is sitting at 5GHz.

its at 4.20 its a missclick 

[Jaxder]

2 minutes ago, vramnik7 said:

its at 4.20 its a missclick 

Ah okay. Well with the new Windows Model, you don't really have a choice in whether or not you can update. Your best bet is to start troubleshooting, first put everything to stock then work from there. The blinking/flashing of a screen tells me it is a graphics card issue, so that is a good place to start.

[vramnik7]

1 hour ago, Jaxder said:

Ah okay. Well with the new Windows Model, you don't really have a choice in whether or not you can update. Your best bet is to start troubleshooting, first put everything to stock then work from there. The blinking/flashing of a screen tells me it is a graphics card issue, so that is a good place to start.

if i roll back the update what will happen

[Jaxder]

Just now, vramnik7 said:

if i roll back the update what will happen

Then the update gets rolled back and you'll get it again on the next Update Tuesday.

[vramnik7]

1 hour ago, Jaxder said:

Then the update gets rolled back and you'll get it again on the next Update Tuesday.

didnt have the problem before this new update after i update it it cause it

[Jaxder]

Just now, vramnik7 said:

didnt have the problem before this new update after i update it it cause it

You'll need to take that up with Microsoft and report it to them with some definitive documentation that proves it was their update and not one of the many many other factors it could have been. You need to either take it to a professional or troubleshoot it yourself. Seeing as you are an advanced enough user to build your own custom loop, this should be a simple task.

[Jaxder]

10 minutes ago, vramnik7 said:

didnt have the problem before this new update after i update it it cause it

Seriously though, try working with Microsoft support. You should start doing basic troubleshooting and document all of your steps as you go along. Make sure that your steps are small and reversible.

 

Try rolling back the update first then get back to us.

[Delicieuxz]

Here's a guide on how to roll back the FCU update, to restore the CU update:

https://betanews.com/2017/10/20/how-to-rollback-and-uninstall-windows-10-fall-creators-update/

 

 

And here's a guide on how to disable Windows Update in Windows 10, to prevent it from re-installing the FCU: