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PATCH WATCH By Susan Bradley Every month, Windows users have to ask the same question: “Is it safe to patch yet?” As is all too common, the issues and
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… Guilty as charged.

– The patchagenarian

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Today, I looked at the Master Patch List (both Excel & PDF) and both were last updated on 4/14/20 even though the text says 4/20/20.

Did you post the wrong Patch List Files?

 

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Look at the May 1st listings.

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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Where it this in the newletter alerts? I see the dates on articles up through only May 3.

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Today’s Newsletter.

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Do you have a Master Patch List for Servers or know of a site that offers them similar to your Windows 10 Master Patch List?

 

Thanks in advance!

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Remember servers share the same code as Windows 10.  I’ll make sure I make that clear in the next patch watch.

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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I reached the end of my 3 weeks pause on May updates so decided to install update KB4549951 on my HP Home Edition Win10 1909.  Installed with no issues. Still pending is Optional CU KB4550954 which I will not install at this time.

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Same here. Also no probs.

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[EP]

KB4550954 does not exist, Pixie
I think you mean KB4550945

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by EP.

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Yes EP, sorry transposed the numbers. Thanks for catching.

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Has there been a better fix for the KB4549951 problem?  I have not had the file deletion or the BSOD problems that some of the others have had.  My problem is not as bad.  When I fire up my system in the morning, my desktop icons are all blank.  So after it boots up, I have to restart it.  Then it runs normally.  I tried putting it to sleep instead of shutting it down, but sometimes it does it anyway.  I just did a clean installation a few weeks ago, so I don’t want to go through that again!  I understand there is supposed to be a fix, but that the fix has it’s own problems.  I have postponed any further updates for a month.  I was thinking maybe to go back to the insider updates, but not sure how stable they are.  I was on the slow updates before and they were OK.  Any suggestions? Just keep rebooting after each startup

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KB4549951, released on 4/14/2020, has not changed.
The problem you are having has not been reported here.

KB4550945 was been released for v1903/1909 on 4/21. The linked MS pages on the update show what fixes have been made to the non-security CU.

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One Dell desktop and one Dell laptop both backed up, cloned and updated with KB4549951 this afternoon. So far, so good.

Win10 22H2 Pro, MBAM Premium, Firefox, OpenOffice, Sumatra PDF.

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acer Aspire Core i5 8th gen 8mb Ram 256 gb Sata SSD

win10 pro ver1909 bld 778

Installed apr quality update- Reboot a couple of times with no apparent issues.

DDN

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