Win10 version 1709 is now up to build 16299.461. There’s another long, long list of updates in the KB 4103714 article, none of which seem particularly
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Microsoft releases KB 4103714, the second cumulative update this month for Win10 1709
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AskWoody LoungerMay 22, 2018 at 4:45 pm #193699Woody does not give separate ratings for each and every possible configuration. The MSDefcon level has been described as appropriate for all of the Microsoft environments. And so waits for the stragglers to have a good path forward before creating directions for all. Adherence to the MSDefcon system is voluntary only.
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GuestMay 22, 2018 at 1:04 pm #193663🙁 soooo enough of it. Weekly updates from now on? I **** on Windows 10, sorry but can’t find other words for this anymore. Forced to use it for work, but actually am more busy with udating and repairing than working :-((((
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GuestMay 23, 2018 at 6:26 am #193824Hi all!
Can anyone tell me what is going on with the latest non-security patches? I don’t get them on any of my systems here. Read in other forums this happens more or less regular. I run a Dutch version of Win 10. In the Dutch overview of updates, KB4103714 is not mentioned either. Just as the one before (forgot the KB of that one). Normal security patches ARE installed normally though. Just to be sure I ran the update troubleshooter, no dramas there. Is this patch only meant for (US) English versions, for example?
Greetings,
Ron.
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ManagerMay 23, 2018 at 6:40 am #193828I am going to guess on this one.
The Cumulative updates released on Patch Tuesday (second Tues of the month) are security updates. Those released later in the month are non-security updates.I believe this is similar to Win7/8.1’s Security Monthly Quality Rollup (Patch Tues) and the Preview of Monthly Quality Rollup (non-security released on third Tues of the month). This would be the difference between “Important” and “Optional” updates.
Do you have your WU settings at Semi Annual Channel? There is also a Semi Annual Channel (Targeted) setting, which is a “hit me with everything” setting. I suspect if you set WU at the latter, you may also receive the non-security updates. But, be careful, because that may also set you up for Feature Updates (version upgrades) immediately after release.
If you are brave, experiment!
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GuestMay 23, 2018 at 11:26 am #193905Hi!
I am at the semi-annual and like to keep it that way for good reasons ? The thing is: before more or less May I got those updates without problems. AND thet were also listed at the Dutch update site. Now not anymore. Probably they combine security updates and those non-security updates in my region. I red the same questions at a German forum. Some get them, some not anymore. Weird, yet another unexplainable and unpredictable feature. It makes me tired.
Greetings & thanks!
Ron.
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GuestMay 31, 2018 at 9:13 am #195369I was fortunate that a backout to last update worked. One time, I had to reinstall the whole O/S from scratch. After installing KB4103714 on an AM2 PC, Windows 10 crashes (blank screen) after 15 seconds of run time. But, it works fine on my other newer AM3 PC. I have turned off Windows Update service until further notice from MS. Reminds me of the CPU bug fix which did not work on older CPUs.
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