This month’s “optional, non-security, C/D Week” updates are rolling out

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I see 12 new patches in the Microsoft Catalog. KB 4541331 for Win10 1809 The Win 8.1 Monthly Rollup Preview, KB 4541334, doesn’t seem to include anyth
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only the v1607 LTSB 2016 / Server 2016 version got both a new CU (KB4541329) as well as a new .NET 4.8 update for 1607 (KB4550993) [MS Catalog recent search link for 1607 of 2020-03]

v1903/v1909 users will get their new updates next week between Tue 3/24 and Fri 3/27 (most likely either Tue 3/24 or Thu 3/26)

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woody

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These optional updates they do make it into the following month’s cumulative updates on Windows 10?

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Yes, the Security updates are issued on Patch Tues.
Everything in between Patch Tuesdays (with the exception of Out-of-band/hotfixes) are non-security and will be rolled into the next month’s CUs.

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Elly

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For what it worth, Win 8.1 rollup contain update http.sys too

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woody

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Any idea why MS would be updating http.sys? Seems odd…

There’s a brand new primer on http.sys here:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/servers/httpsys?view=aspnetcore-3.1

Wonder if it’s related to the MS15-034 vulnerability?

https://www.infoworld.com/article/2910262/4-no-bull-facts-about-microsofts-http-sys-vulnerability.html

 

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“I don’t see anything for Win7.”

so far, MS does not issue any new ESU-based preview rollups for Win7, woody.

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woody

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Who knows
but it’s definitely non-security fix, otherwise it would be included with security rollup on patch tuesday

“Http.sys is the kernel mode driver that handles HTTP requests”

they might fixed something related to the “Echosystem” Appraiser telemetry, or whitelisted some urls

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woody

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There’s nothing odd about updating http.sys. Why would this be questioned?

There’s a whole stack of bug fixes in this update that address specific performance issues that could easily be traced back to timings in the networking stack.

There’s also work being done on HTTP/3, and some of that might be included in this update.  Or maybe there’s something in there to smooth out the handling of TLS 1.3 on older versions of Windows 10 that will not otherwise be getting TLS 1.3 support.

Or maybe they’re improving error handling and reporting.

Or maybe they compiled this driver with the newer version of the VC++ compiler that includes a software workaround for the JCC bug on recent Intel chips.

Lots of possibilities….

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There’s nothing yet for Win10 1909. Exempt or not included in the catalog yet?

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[EP]

Apparently you did not read my previous comment.

1903 & 1909 users will get their new optional updates NEXT WEEK, whether thru WU or MUC (MS Catalog) – they always get their updates towards the end of the month.

So you have to wait until next week or close to the end of the month for any new 1903/1909 updates to become available.

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I applied the x64 1809 offering to the 32 Gb eMMC laptop that has insufficient space for either the 1903 or 1909 upgrades, and the large-file update processed normally.

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Well, for whatever reason(s) that memory-constrained laptop running 1809 apparently became farkled beyond my tolerance threshold, so I reloaded the original 1511 image to see if I could go directly to 1909 — I finally had employed this strategy in the transition from 1803 to 1809, as the multiple attempts to install (with multiple storage removal steps) had finally degraded the 1803 OS functionality beyond any other repair.  Somewhat to my surprise, my hopes have been rewarded — Success!

The good news for 32Gb eMMC laptop users like me who have been stymied with OS upgrading for the Win10 approach to semi-annual replacements, if you have the original out-of-box image on DVD or USB stick (it should be obtainable from the manufacturer) and can archive any critical user data on external storage, the post-reload storage space available (particular after aggressive removal for pre-installed stuff) is more than adequate to attain successful direct installation of the latest version released.

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0patch has micro patches for W7 every couple days.

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the KB4541335 update (build 18362.752 / 18363.752) has recently shown up in the RP ring recently 3/21 so this upcoming update for 1903/1909 may soon become officially available as early as Tue 3/24

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[geekdom]

Has there been any further evaluation of existing, Patch Tuesday updates?

Any new problems with Patch Tuesday updates?

Any indication that problems will be solved in subsequent, optional updates?

Any new problems with optional updates?

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I’m working on an update for Computerworld – and would be very interested in hearing about problems folks are having.

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that new update you wanted for your 1909 system has recently came out Tue 3/24, geekdom

KB4541335 (build 18363.752)
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4541335/windows-10-update-kb4541335

told you that you needed to wait closer to the end of the month for a new optional update to be released, especially for those using recent Win10 versions

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EP wrote:

that new update you wanted for your 1909 system has recently came out Tue 3/24, geekdom

KB4541335 (build 18363.752)
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4541335/windows-10-update-kb4541335

told you that you needed to wait closer to the end of the month for a new optional update to be released, especially for those using recent Win10 versions

It’s installed. Read here:

https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/microsoft-releases-the-optional-non-security-c-d-week-patch-for-win10-version-1903-and-1909/#post-2210545

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[EP]

gBorn is recently reporting that the optional KB4541329 update for Win10 v1607 / Server 2016 is causing printing issues/crashes:
https://borncity.com/win/2020/03/26/windows-10-v1609-server-2016-update-kb4541329-causes-printing-issues-crashes/

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Windows Server Standard 2016 Version 1607 used as a RDS

Applications crash as soon as you try to print: Word, Excel, PDF, browser

Application log >
Event ID 1000
Source Application Error
Details:
Faulting application name: WINWORD.EXE, version: 16.0.11929.20648, time stamp: 0x5e5dd4c3
Faulting module name: WINSPOOL.DRV, version: 10.0.14393.3595, time stamp: 0x5e6afb45
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x0000d8db
Faulting process id: 0x139c4
Faulting application start time: 0x01d6080e632dc58d
Faulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\WINWORD.EXE
Faulting module path: C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\WINSPOOL.DRV
Report Id: bb4257fa-7401-11ea-a37d-00155dced803
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID:

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