Today's update (Win 10 Pro) broke wireless everything

Is it just me, or is 10 becoming more unstable? MS pushed a security
update today that seems to have broken some things. My wireless mouse has
quit. I have several, with different USB receivers, and they've all
stopped working. The system doesn't acknlowedge my plugging in the
receiver dongles at all. My USB3 hub seems to be completely dead now. A
USB keyboard jacked into a mobo usb port is ok, but that's about all.
Color me pis'd off; after 20 years one would think that Necrosoft could
get it right. I spent a career with a very different computer giant and
they had their share of issues, but never such poor quality as has been
the *only* deliverable from Redmond since forever. :-(

Jason wrote:

Is it just me, or is 10 becoming more unstable? MS pushed a security
update today that seems to have broken some things. My wireless mouse has
quit. I have several, with different USB receivers, and they've all
stopped working. The system doesn't acknlowedge my plugging in the
receiver dongles at all. My USB3 hub seems to be completely dead now. A
USB keyboard jacked into a mobo usb port is ok, but that's about all.
Color me pis'd off; after 20 years one would think that Necrosoft could
get it right. I spent a career with a very different computer giant and
they had their share of issues, but never such poor quality as has been
the *only* deliverable from Redmond since forever. :-(

Seems everything that failed involved USB. Did you yet go into Device
Management to check if your USB devices are still working (no yellow
exclamation marks)?

Have you yet done a full shutdown and cold booted your computer?

Did you unplug all USB devices (use wired mouse and wired keyboard to
USB ports, not wireless), cold booted, and retest?

On Wed, 12 Jul 2017 00:19:33 -0500 "VanguardLH" wrote in
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Seems everything that failed involved USB. Did you yet go into Device
Management to check if your USB devices are still working (no yellow
exclamation marks)?
Everything looks fine. If I leave Device Manager open and unplug/replug
one of the Logitech receivers I can see it disappear and reappear as an
attached USB device, but it still doesn't seem to get recognized.

Have you yet done a full shutdown and cold booted your computer?
Yes


Did you unplug all USB devices (use wired mouse and wired keyboard to
USB ports, not wireless), cold booted, and retest?

I did and nothing changed.

I finally rolled back the update and now everything's working again. Grrr.

Jason wrote:

I finally rolled back the update and now everything's working again. Grrr.

Remember which update that was?

On Wed, 12 Jul 2017 20:48:39 -0500 "VanguardLH" wrote in
article

Jason wrote:

I finally rolled back the update and now everything's working again. Grrr.

Remember which update that was?

I'll try to figure it out... stay tuned.

Jason wrote:
On Wed, 12 Jul 2017 20:48:39 -0500 "VanguardLH" wrote in
article
Jason wrote:

I finally rolled back the update and now everything's working again. Grrr.
Remember which update that was?

I'll try to figure it out... stay tuned.

Well, it's the Patch Tuesday one, which you
can spot in the list here.

Click the top item on the left, to get the
fly-out list for 15063.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-US/...update-history

HTH,
Paul