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I’ve updated the Woody’s Windows Health Release Dashboard to reflect a still not quite resolved issue. The one we’re still tracking is the issue with
[See the full post at: Patch Lady – updated the Woody’s Windows Health release dashboard]
Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher
Susan: second plea to change the date formats to the unambiguous yyyy-mm-dd format, please!
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/fsxnsr/cwindowssywow64appidpolicyengineapidll_errors/ Someone else is reporting a side effect but not from that update – from the insider program
Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher
Respecting cultural differences around the world is bi-directional (multi- ?). I can accept Susan’s mixed endian date format because she is writing from a US background on a US blog. Perhaps the column could be labeled m/d/y to remind a global audience of the format. Forcing them to be like us is a bad thing without regards to which is the them and which is the us.
@EP just posted a link to a Softpedia article saying that the SMBv3 patch, KB 4554364, triggers a “Socket error 0×2200021. c:/windows/sywow64/appidpolicyengineApi.dll, instruction cannot be read.”
I don’t believe, that Bodgan Popa is right with it’s Softpedia article. I tried to sort things a bit out and I browsed the Italian MS answers forums, where the error is reported.
Windows 10: “Socket Error 0×2200021” and WiFi issues
Currently I have no idea, what’s causing this error.
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It turns now out, it was a April fool prank …
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