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Removing Hotifx KB925902

Started by chrisdicko, July 06, 2011, 21:32:41 PM

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chrisdicko

My friend keeps getting BSOD and searching on the internet it seems to be an update/hotfix called KB925902 which is causing this!

Where do you go to uninstall that update? I guess it's from control panel, but I can't see where to go next?



Cheers :)

knighty

how long has it been going on ?

system restore is the easiest way !
(thats how I've always done it anyway)

chrisdicko

Oh yeah, that's true!! Didn't think of that. I will text him now.


Cheers :)

Clock'd 0Ne

Some windows updates/fixes will appear at the bottom of Add/Remove Programs or Programs and Features, whatever it's called in Control Panel now. I think as knighty says, the only other solution is System Restore.

chrisdicko

Just replied to my text..........


He said it has done it since he got the computer, and has re-installed windows, but it still does it?! Does that mean he should still maybe remove that update?

Clock'd 0Ne

It sounds more likely that that is not the problem. What's the error message of his BSOD?

knighty

Quote from: chrisdicko on July 06, 2011, 21:46:07 PMHe said it has done it since he got the computer, and has re-installed windows, but it still does it?! Does that mean he should still maybe remove that update?

did it do it straight away after the re-install ?
(ie. before it updtated again?)

Bacon

Sounds to me like its probably not the update.

If he gets us the code we can look into it, or alternatively you can get him to read his minidump's :P
Insert signature here.

chrisdicko

He just text this:

c000021a  fatel error 0xc0000005

Which when googled seemed to give the hotfix error.

Clock'd 0Ne


chrisdicko


chrisdicko

Right, I must be being thick........

I open command prompt, and type System Root\System32\Drwtsn32.exe -I,

But I get the following error:
'System' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.


Any ideas?


Thanks

Clock'd 0Ne

"System Root" means the system folder location :)

C:\windows\system32\drwtsn32.exe -I is your command

Or if that doesn't work type:

cd\windows\system32
drwtsn32 -I

chrisdicko

ohhhhhh, I see! Thanks a lot, I will try that.