Hi, Looks like I heard the build revision wrong, as I can confirm this too. I’ll correct the title when the next cumulative update hits (also, a reminder for self: test new topic management interface)

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Hi all, Besides introduction of Surface Go (successor to Surface 3 (not Pro 3), we have the usual monthly cumulative updates for 1803 and 1709: Version 1803: KB4338819 (build 17134.165): https://suppo

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Hi, I understand what you're saying about checking for updates after an update's release. But I was confused as to how the cumulative was released on Tuesday, my computer has done several automatic ch

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Hi all, Another June 2018 cumulative update for Version 1709 users: KB4284822 bumps build revision to 16299,522: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4284822/windows-10-update-kb4284822 Changelog:

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Yup, as long as you don’t run Disk Cleanup or wait too long. Start > Settings > Update & Security > Recovery > Go back to the previous version of Windows 10

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Hi, The following notice does not apply to many of you, but for sake of completeness: KB4338548 fixes the following: This update addresses an issue where the 2017 and 2018 versions of Intuit QuickBook

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I hope when Microsoft thinks they have the audio issue patched they will post it on hear.

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Apparently these need wuaserv to install, even when trying to install manually. I turned off the service to avoid getting 1803.

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Thanks just got the cumulative update ot 1803.its downloading as we speak on to HP machines which wer having issues.

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Hi all, A bit late: KB4093105 (build 16299.402) is rolling out to Version 1709 users with many fixes: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4093105 Changelog: • Addresses an issue that causes moder

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Hi all, Notice: this is the last KB alert for Version 1607 sent to this forum cluster. Business support will end in October, and long-term support will end on October 2026 (Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB

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Definitly late joseph, the update has been out for some time.

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Hi all, For recent members: some of you may have noticed a short email address for this forum, and yes, you can send an email to this forum by writing to w10@groups.io. Some of you may have been offer

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Hi everyone, Since we have one or two folks who’ve never experienced this: KB stands for knowledge base. Whenever KB alerts appear, it should be treated like any other admin notice (do not ignore it).

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Hi all, As noted by another list member, there is an update for Version 1709 users. KB4090913 bumps build to 16299.251. More info can be found at: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4090913/marc

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Hi everyone, First, yes, April 10, 2018 is the last Update Tuesday for Version 1607 for consumers, with business support ending six months later. As that version is an LTS (long-term support) version,

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Weird. Well a lot of people are going on about it all the time. To be honest, all the issue to me with security well, lets face it, its almost its own virus, 30-50% slow downs especially on older mach

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Well this latest one is only for amd cpus so if you don't have one you won't get it. There is a chance the update is not needed or something. However if you hit learn more, click the latest cu update

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Got it now, Joseph! Thanks. Robert Mendoza On 1/4/2018 3:00 PM, Joseph Lee wrote:

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Hi all, December 2017 cumulative updates are up: Version 1709 (KB4054517/build 16299.125): https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4054517 Version 1703 (KB4053580/build 15063.786): https://support.mi

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