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I keep getting KB4023057 again.   I have used Windows Show/Hide to hide it several times, and it keeps reappearing.   The description sounds like it will change settings to allow feature updates when I don’t want them.   Does anyone know if this one is safe?  Thanks.

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KB4023057 is part of the Windows updating/upgrading process. They keep releasing newer versions with the same KB number (so they are really not the same). Keep on hiding if you don’t want to upgrade. You CAN upgrade without it’s being installed when you are ready to do so.

If you are still on v1703, are you aware it is now out of support?

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Thanks for the input.   I am following Woody’s advice to stay on 1703.   It seems like 1803 still has many problems so is not a good choice right now.   I would be interested in your perspective.   These continuing problems with Windows new feature releases is very frustrating.

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I saw Woody’s post today about whether to upgrade and which version.   Based on the comments I have seen, I guess I will try upgrading to 1803.   Perhaps it is finally stable enough.  I hate to have to deal with another upgrade in less than a year.   It is probably better to get the latest version of 1803 right away before Microsoft replaces it with 1809.  Thanks.

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actually v1803 is nearly stable with the latest cumulative updates.

Staying with v1703 is no longer an option unless running either education or enterprise edition of Win10 v1703 as these versions will continue to receive updates until October 2019.

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I have had a couple of minor issues.   When I shut down the computer last evening, I got an error message that a memory location was inaccessible.    Also, at one point when I was checking things after the upgrade, I lost most of control (mouse would not even move) for a few minutes.    Something must have been running at a very high priority taking a lot of resources.   I don’t know what either of those things was.   However, I have not had any issues that prevented me from doing  my work.   I will see if something is discovered later.

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