Win10 cumulative update gets an update. Don’t panic!

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PATCH WATCH By Susan Bradley Even in the best of times, we almost always expect to get Windows-updating surprises. And these are far from normal times
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Windows 10 Home Premium 64.
Transferring Wallpaper Images to my Mobile, over Bluetooth.

On completion, turned off Mobile Bluetooth first: crashed my W10, and forced restart.
Windows Problems has incremented the item; but, aint reported it.
Ran all the appropriate tests. NOTHING WRONG !
NIL ILLEGITIMI CARBORUNDUM !

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Win10Pro x64 test machine, KB4551762 – Error 0x800f081f, failed to install. This is better than a successful install that hoses the machine, I guess.

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1903 or 1909, mulletback?

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1909, updated through February.

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KB4551762 failed installation corrupted Windows Update on test box. Reinstalled from backup image – Win10PRO 1909 18363.657. KB4551762 installed successfully, no issues so far. Now shows 18363.720.

 

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Patch Lady (@sbsdiva) mentioned a new Servicing Stack update for Win8.1 (KB4540725) in the latest Newsletter. I’m in Group A & install the Monthly Rollup; is the SSU included in Rollups? Or do I have to download it from the Catalog 1st, install it, then install the Rollup?! I’m sure if I was still in Group B (separate Security Update & IE Cumulative Rollup) that I would have to download & install the SSU First.

Bought a refurbished Windows 10 64-bit, currently updated to 22H2. Have broke the AC adapter cord going to the 8.1 machine, but before that, coaxed it into charging. Need to buy new adapter if wish to continue using it.
Wild Bill Rides Again...

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SSUs have to be installed exclusively (by themselves). They will not show up in WU unless/until the Important queue is empty.
So you have three choices:
Install all the other Important updates and they will show up after the reboot when the queue is empty.
OR
Temporarily HIDE all the other updates until the queue is empty, install the SSU, then unhide the ones you hid.
OR
Download the SSU from the catalog and install it manually (first).

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SSUs have to be installed exclusively (by themselves). They will not show up in WU unless/until the Important queue is empty.
So you have three choices:
Install all the other Important updates and they will show up after the reboot when the queue is empty.

That explains what happened when I installed the January updates on January 25th. I installed updates as usual, the system rebooted… & when I checked for updates again, KB4524445 (SSU for 2019-11) popped up! Of course, I installed it & all was right with my Win8.1 world. Thanks for the explanation, PK!

Bought a refurbished Windows 10 64-bit, currently updated to 22H2. Have broke the AC adapter cord going to the 8.1 machine, but before that, coaxed it into charging. Need to buy new adapter if wish to continue using it.
Wild Bill Rides Again...

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