Surface Pro 7; 256GB drive, Windows 10 Pro build 2004, domain member
This is a follow up to my earlier post on camera fail after WSUS update.
What I instituted is a spreadsheet of each MS WSUS presented Surface7 update and the system status post update.
I do a regular system restore point before applying the "approved" updates AND I routinely do a system image backup in case of complete failure ( I have returned 5 surface Pro 7 since I am still in warranty to get an operational system)
I just applied a "camera" update and got Intel camera not working failure. Fortunately My pre-camera restore point worked and I am back to operating BUT now I have to go into WSUS and reverse approval for all the subsequent approved updates until I can isolate the failure one.
My real question is why are there so many MS updates just for the Surface 7 and why do they corrupt the Surface? don't they test these before release?
This is a follow up to my earlier post on camera fail after WSUS update.
What I instituted is a spreadsheet of each MS WSUS presented Surface7 update and the system status post update.
I do a regular system restore point before applying the "approved" updates AND I routinely do a system image backup in case of complete failure ( I have returned 5 surface Pro 7 since I am still in warranty to get an operational system)
I just applied a "camera" update and got Intel camera not working failure. Fortunately My pre-camera restore point worked and I am back to operating BUT now I have to go into WSUS and reverse approval for all the subsequent approved updates until I can isolate the failure one.
My real question is why are there so many MS updates just for the Surface 7 and why do they corrupt the Surface? don't they test these before release?
