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While the new version is only available for a select number of devices that Microsoft considers to be fully compatible, some users have been reporting problems during and after the installation.

Installation problems with October 2020 Update Positive reactions with October 2020 Update.Upgrade confusion with October 2020 Update.Microsoft Edge integration complains with October 2020 Update.Inconsistency design complains with October 2020 Update.Installation problems with October 2020 Update.Here's a compilation of complaints and problems that some users have been facing with this version of Windows 10: Windows 10 October 2020 Update problems and complaints In addition, we'll also look at some of the positive reactions to the new version.

In this Windows 10 guide, we'll highlight the top complaints and problems spotted by users with the October 2020 Update. The only one of these that can be force quit without threatening to shut down windows, is the last one.VPN Deals: Lifetime license for $16, monthly plans at $1 & more On the users tab of task manager User A in the tree has 4 sub nodes: Client Server Runtime process, Desktop Window Manager, Service Host: Unistack Service Group, Windows Logon Application, Windows Logon User Interface Host Trying MSTSC with the /admin command line switch also brought me back to the same stuck session (when signing in as the stuck user A)

use RUNAS with user a's credentials, to run RESET and also LOGOFF.

use the task manager to try and sign off user A.

I've also since logged into the same server (that A is jammed on) as user B (using the new password, so the change process has completed, it seems), and tried: That changed the message from "Changing password" to "Signing out" but it's still jammed. I was able to remote into another server on the same domain (as user A), and issue a query followed by reset/logoff to try and disconnect the stuck session. Disconnecting/reconnecting RDP as user A just brings me back to the same jammed screen I was logged in as user A, ran the above command, changed the username to B in the username box (so i'm changing the password for B while logged on as A)īut then the process just hung - 30 minutes on the "Changing password" screen with no change. This has worked many times before, so I wasn't expecting any difficulty this time. Because I have to RDP through 3 other machines to reach this server I can't press ctrl-alt-end, so instead I run this command on the box I want to change the password of:Įxplorer.exe shell::: The password for both is due to expire in 5 days. I've two admin accounts for a remote server, struggling with one of them.