Has your copy of Win10 version 1803 been updated?

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I’m seeing reports – notably from Bogdan Popa – that there’s a Day 1 cumulative update rolling out to those of you who downloaded and installed 1803 f
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Updated Day 1 via extracted ISO.

Just checked for updates, nada.

17134.1

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woody

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17134.1  seeker. And when did it become a bad idea to look for updates….smh

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woody

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Win 10 Pro, 17134.1 on two machines – one domain-joined behind WSUS, one not. Both just manually checked for updates.

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woody

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Downloaded media creation tool today and did a clean install on a Dell E5440. Reporting as 17134.1

Red Ruffnsore

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woody

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actually, the linked article states that KB4100375 was the first update to build 17133 which took those insiders to 17133.73

while Bogdan Papa says its now offered to others, I don’t see where it says it will take 17134.1 to 17134.5

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woody

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That’s quite correct – and one more reason why it confounds me.

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I had reported under Patch Lady’s GUI Simplification post the other day that update deferral settings were previously (1709) in the registry at HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate but had changed to HKLM\SOFTWARE\PolicyManager.

Well, right after I checked now to see if I was offered the update to 17134.5, the deferral settings moved again in the registry to HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsUpdate\UpdatePolicy

Regardless, no update to .5

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woody

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Could all this switching around of the registry key to defer updates, be intended to mess with automated tools that kindly techies may have created for non-expert users?

 

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djbaxter

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Unless you have a known non-fixable problem with 1803, I don’t understand why you want to block it anyway. Worst case scenario is you roll back to 1709.

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I’m on 17134.1 upgraded through Windows update yesterday. No updates today but Defender update. So far anyway.

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woody

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Not seeing KB4100375 in WSUS or Microsoft Update catalog.

Red Ruffnsore

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Same here. Used upgrade in place from USB to install 1803 on May 1.

No further updates yet (except the Office one). Still at build 17134.1.

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You have to be on the insider rings to release to get the .5 update, which is quite small and I doubt it really fixes anything. If you aren’t on the insider rings it won’t be offered to you period. Nothing has changed.

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My insider system got the update to .5 and I manually upgraded the other systems to .5 as they were not getting it from MS Update.

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Even after a mystery update today 5/5/18, still on 17134.1

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Official version/ release history for W10 available via Microsoft:

Microsoft W10 release information

1803 – 17134.1 being the latest via the SAC.

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Elly

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Yeah, that’s the chart Susan was talking about — it doesn’t conform to any of the previous nomenclature.

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Microfix

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17134.1, seeker. Not seeing any more / new updates since day #1.

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Nada. Clean install from USB. W10 Pro. Still on 17134.1.

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Geoff King wrote:

Even after a mystery update today 5/5/18, still on 17134.1

Probably Windows Defender definitions. That’s what I got today.

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Geoff King

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My apologies if everyone else in the world knows about this but me, but a colleague referred me to this article, which claims that Win 10 updates can be turned off:

http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-turn-off-automatic-updates-in-windows-10-via-registry/

If it works, it removes one of my major objections to upgrading from Win 7.

I don’t have a Win 10 machine to try it out on. Please can someone try this and post the results?

GaryK

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That’s the original method for disabling Windows Update, wuauserv.

I don’t recommend that approach. Try this:

https://www.computerworld.com/article/3268087/microsoft-windows/watch-out-for-continuing-bugs-turn-off-windows-update-temporarily.html

I’ll have a refresher on Monday.

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woody wrote:

That’s the original method for disabling Windows Update, wuauserv.

I don’t recommend that approach. Try this:

https://www.computerworld.com/article/3268087/microsoft-windows/watch-out-for-continuing-bugs-turn-off-windows-update-temporarily.html

I’ll have a refresher on Monday.

I’ll look forward to that refresher. Out of curiosity, why is the original method not recommended?

GaryK

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Disabling wuauserv has too many unknown side-effects. At least, I suspect it does.

The alternatives seem to work just as well, without completely cutting off the update service.

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gkarasik

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1714.1  Downloaded and installed 1803 using MS Update Assistant on 5/4.

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Just reporting.

Through regular updates, my Surface had update ready on the 6th. Installed on the 7th and version is 17134.1

Also regular updates, my desktop had update ready last night, May 8th. Installed and I am showing 17134.48

Thanks.

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woody, columbia2011

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Be sure to let us know when your Surface gets bumped to 17134.48…

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