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1703->1709 BSOD 0xc00000bb on devices with NVMe SSD's
1703->1709 BSOD 0xc00000bb on devices with NVMe SSD's
This will be the very first question I will ask in the AMA. I hope you have a better answer than "we are working on it" ready for the thou...
- This is a known issue. The fix for this will be included in the cumulative update that will be released today at 10am via http://catalog.update.microsoft.com (manually downloaded). It will also be included in the next Patch Tuesday cumulative update. (Ref OS #14207031, 11D)
Seems to me, what hes basically saying is that the fix that should have came out on the 30th which never did, then the update for the 30th came out on the 5th on Tuesday which still does not contain the fix & now we'd have to wait till January for the "fix" which probably won't come again.
Seriously it's very disappointing, everyone out their is complaining and nothing is being done.
I built a new pc just 3 months ago and knew win10 would be very troublesome, that i literally bought an ssd just for the OS to to prevent deletion of important files because fresh installs are the only thing that temporarily fix things like this.
It also stopped my antivirus & nvidia drivers from working that i had to delete both apps and reinstall to my other ssd.
These constant promises from Microsoft without a fix is just getting ridiculous already. I have tried updating to 1709 in every possible way. From Windows Update, to ISO, Upgrade Assistant, etc.,I have tried them all and nothing works. Every time you try to reboot you get error 0xc00000bb. There is no fix from Microsoft out there, and it does not look like there is going to be a fix.
Does Microsoft really want me to go and buy an Apple and be done with this. I am sick of waiting for a fix for something that is a common problem for people trying to upgrade with a SSD drive.
Can someone from Microsoft please tell us if there is going to be a fix or not, and what is the timetable ? I really would like to know a fix is really coming or not.
