BSOD after January 2020 Microsoft Patches

[Kevin Smith1709152583]

Anyone else seeing BSODs after applying the January 2020 patches to their OS layer?  We are running 1911 app layering with 1903 OS layer.  This seems to help but it appears to be one after another sys file is missing.  I am guessing that isn't how it is supposed to work.  I can see before the reboot, that the files are in fact missing, but it appears to be multiple, not just one and the patch appears to be the cause, but I don't know why yet.  ACPI.sys is one and I will try and  update others when I see them again.

 

https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX224323?recommended

[Rob Zylowski]

Ok I just finished my testing and i dont have issues but remember that's on 1909. 

 

Engineering thinks you should open a ticket they will need a dump to troubleshoot whats your seeing.

 

Rob

[Rob Zylowski]

I had another customer ask me about it yesterday. 

[Kevin Smith1709152583]

c:\windows\system32\drivers\msisadrv.sys is another one.

[Rob Zylowski]

So I asked support and engineering and they do not know of any issues with patches. 

 

Also I went back to the customer that told me and i misunderstood there is was actually with Unidesk 2.x.

 

I am testing in my environment but unfortunately I am on 1909 so it will not be a definitive test.

[Kevin Smith1709152583]

2 minutes ago, Rob Zylowski1709158051 said:

Ok I just finished my testing and i dont have issues but remember that's on 1909. 

 

Engineering thinks you should open a ticket they will need a dump to troubleshoot whats your seeing.

 

Rob

Will probably do that Monday.  Thanks!

[Kevin Smith1709152583]

Ok.  I have no idea what is different today but it seems fine and we are able to update the OS layer without trouble.

[Rob Zylowski]

I hate weirdness like that. Maybe they had a problem with the service.