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I submitted an issue last week because my mouse and keyboard stopped working. Apparently, there was a Windows update with a glitch. I received a response with a solution to enter a command prompt to uninstall the update and my problem was resolved.

Tonight, the same thing happened. My questions now are:

1) Can I use the same command prompt as last time? Or is there a different one?
2) Is there a permanent fix for this? OR
3) How can I avoid this from happening again?

I don't want to make things worse, so I would appreciate advise from much more knowledgeable users. Please and thank you.
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> 1) Can I use the same command prompt as last time?

 

Yes.

 


2) Is there a permanent fix for this?

 

Yes. Microsoft released a Windows Update (on March 5, 2018) to replace the "bad" update.

 


3) How can I avoid this from happening again?

 

Use the same technique.

Reboot.

Run Windows Update, to download/install that most-recent update, instead of the "bad" update.

 

 

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> 1) Can I use the same command prompt as last time?

 

Yes.

 


2) Is there a permanent fix for this?

 

Yes. Microsoft released a Windows Update (on March 5, 2018) to replace the "bad" update.

 


3) How can I avoid this from happening again?

 

Use the same technique.

Reboot.

Run Windows Update, to download/install that most-recent update, instead of the "bad" update.

 

 

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Thank you once again. I really appreciate your help. Hopefully, I've done everything correctly now and won't have to contact you about this issue again. 

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Plz help

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