Blue screen after installation KB2393802 / KB890830

Windows 7 Ultimate

I received today a handful of updates. He finished in a blue screen after reboot. Only with the restoration of the point system that I was able to start in the normal way of restoration. I installed every update one by one and was able to isolate the problem. Each of these two updates (KB2393802/KB890830) which brings back me to the blue screen. I also tried to download and install these updates manually, but had no success.

My impression is also that other side to this problem if you for example search KB2393802 on google.

Is it a known Microsoft issue and if there is a fix available for this?

Any hint is appreciated.

Cheers, mikeych

Hello. Has been able to solve the problem. Update some hardware (e.g. video) drivers and the system once again stable. No more appeart to blue screen after installing the MS updates again.

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