Microsoft (finally) releases this month’s second cumulative update for Win10 1803, KB 4100403 — and it claims to fix both of the acknowledged solid state drive bugs

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Microsoft says this latest cumulative update fixes the two major solid state drive bugs in 1803. KB 4100403 – the second cumulative update for Win10 A
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Fast. There are no problems in my old Ivy Bridge.

I don’t know if some of you have the same message when I have to reboot:

“some settings are managed by your organisation”

Policies set in your device:

Set when Active Hours stars
Source:Administrator
Type:Mobile device management (????????)

So, i have a desktop Asus K5130, with Windows 10 Home (I bought the license with the Microsoft Windows DVD support) and i’m a home user.

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I have seen this as well since upgrading to 1803 on both my surface laptop and regular desktop.  It doesn’t happen every time it updates, only occasionally.  After pushing refresh for new updates, the prompt tends to go away.

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@Rimes It’s true, after rebooting, i pressed to search for new updates and the message was gone.

We are not alone, because in many “forums” and discutions i see many people talking about this situation.

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I also am a Win 10 home user.

I have the same “some settings are managed by your organization” message visible in Windows Update. As Rimes says, it goes away if you refresh for new updates. This has happened twice since the 1803 upgrade (after the CU released on May 8th), and now again for this update.

You may also see this message in various settings such as lock screen, diagnostics & feedback, and in location.

For me, the messages have seem to disappeared from those various settings screens as mentioned above. I have no idea what is causing this.

A LOT of people are seeing this.

Apparently if you are on Win Pro you can use group policy settings to fix this. For us Win 10 home users, it appears that there is a way to fix it through Registry Editor (no thanks).

If you google “some settings are managed by your organization 1803”, you will see a lot of people posting about this issue in various forums. One place to look is in a “Tenforums” post, which is now 27 pages long!

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This is my situation, totally identical to yours.

GPO for Windows Pro, and I saw some solutions by Registry Editor (for us Home users) …..No thanks

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Installation Failure: Windows failed to install the following update with error 0x800736B3: 2018-05 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1803 for x64-based Systems (KB4100403).

Getting this error repeatedly after multiple reboots.

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columbia2011

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IntelliSense in PowerShell ISE works for me now.

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woody

Microsoft Update Catalog lists the KB4100403 update with a “Last Updated” date of 5/24/2018, which is today.

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Just got the update fingers crossed, I have also noticed that weird “Some settings manged by your organization” after install. Just another sloppy quirk from 1803 which is quickly becoming a nightmare for some.

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I had to manually download and install… I checked a few times for updates and nothing.

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Same for me (not offered on WU) but I decided to just skip the manual install altogether.  I’m assuming none of the included patches applied to my particular installation and since there’s no security component to the update, I should be good with .48 for now.

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Got this update a couple days ago, now Edge is freezing up entire notebook to a point where I have to do a forced power down. Cursor freezes, keyboard does nothing. Nothing special about this notebook, just a Inspiron 5567 Intel chip Intel graphics but a Hynix SSD drive. Still working through possible causes but I run Defender and no other third party AV so definitely not the Avast thing.

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Thank you Woody for the detailed info on the issue.
My new Surface Pro is having the INTEL SSD and it did not install the Windows 10 1803 update.
It fails at 49 % with a message that the hardware is not supported. Even today I tried got the same message. KB 4100403 is for resolving the issues who had already installed the 1803 update. In my case the update itself is not installed. Any idea how to install 1803 on my Surface Pro.

Thanks in advance.

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Wait. 1803 isn’t ready yet.

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