Second July cumulative update for Win10 1809 drops

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Yesterday Microsoft released KB 4505658, the second “optional” July cumulative update for Win10 version 1809. We still haven’t seen the second July cu
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GreatAndPowerfulTech, abbodi86

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Few hours early before the SAC – 0 deferral thing, to avoid confliction 😀

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woody, Microfix

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As per Martin Brinkmann article, KB4505658 is already available on Windows Update.

I just checked with wushowhide and not being offered this update. Could this be a catalog only update?

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KB4505658 is a non-security Preview CU. The Previews are not released through Windows Update and are meant for testing purposes mostly by IT Departments. The fixes are rolled into the coming month’s Security CU released on the second Tuesday of the month (Patch Tuesday).

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Since when they are not?

KB4505658 (OS Build 17763.652) is available on SAC with 0 deferral

it’s available on SAC-T if the device is not ready for 1903

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[PKCano]

Consider me chastised.
You are right.
Don’t know anyone with Pro on SACT, seeking, or SAC with 0 deferral (assume you mean Feature deferral here, I have quality deferral=0 and I never see them) except a few, um, er… ah… “adventurous souls” on this sight  🙂

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Well, now it’s available on SAC/SAC-T only if your device is not ready for 1903

as they promised, SAC with 0 deferral now gets 1903

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Microfix

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just reported here by @zero2dash..

If debian is good enough for NASA...

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PKCano wrote:

KB4505658 is a non-security Preview CU.

I think KB4505658 is second Tuesday CU released late and not a preview.

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The second Tuesday (Patch Tues) CU for 1809 was KB4507469 Build 17763.615

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Alex5723

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KB 4505658 don’t look like a preview July 22, 2019—KB4505658 (OS Build 17763.652)

 

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I’m confused. I am running HP Win 10 1809 Home Edition. I did not receive  CU KB4505658 in my list of July window updates today.  Is it as PK Cano says, a non security preview?  I am not a seeker.   I did receive KB4507469 on 7/10.

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The Patch Tuesday CU KB4507469  is what you need. The second one KB4505658 is a Preview

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Pixie

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Thank you PK Cano for clarifying this for me!

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the KB4505658 update is not offered automatically…at least not yet. only when checking for updates manually, it may show up on some v1809 systems.

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well woody, while 1809 users got the KB4505658 update earlier this week, Microsoft has just released the KB4505903 update (the 2nd CU for 1903) on the MS update catalog today 7/25:

https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=4505903

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I take this back. Microsoft has just removed the KB4505903 update from the Catalog a few hours ago [going to the Catalog link now will show no results].

Guess MS is not really ready to release KB4505903 yet when they inadvertently posted it late morning in the Catalog

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the KB4505903 update for v1903 is back on the MS Catalog site again Friday afternoon of July 26 after it was removed yesterday. also available for 1903 is a new servicing stack update – KB4508433
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=4508433

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E Pericoloso Sporgersi, abbodi86

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Does anyone know why KB4505658 is not being detected by Windows Server 2019?

A few days ago I wanted to test the fixes in this one on a few VMs – so I downloaded KB4505658 from the MS Catalog and manually imported it into our WSUS server.

My Windows 10 1809 workstation VMs picked up the offer to install it right away from WSUS but I have a new Windows Server 2019 Standard build that is hitting the same server and it will not acknowledge that this update is out there.

The update is approved for all relevant Computer groups on WSUS – but will not show when I click Check for Updates in Windows Update on this Windows Server 2019 build.

Any ideas why this might be happening?

Sonic.

 

 

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You would need to install KB4497934 (17763.529) or later to enable the dual update module
that’s how they handle non-security CU now

meaning, you should install the latest patch tuesday update first KB4507469 (17763.615)

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KB4507469  was already installed and so was KB4512937 (July Servicing Stack Update) prior to even importing KB4505658 into WSUS.

I fired up the Server 2019 VM moments ago – and did a manual check for updates – nothing.

Looks like this one is not actually for Windows Server 2019 – despite what the description says.

Sonic.

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[abbodi86]

Well, i don’t have WS 2019 system to check and verify

but i can get it when i check UUP dump API, meaning it exist for WS 2019

it’s also available in UUP dump website
https://uupdump.ml/findfiles.php?id=252f5136-990f-4532-ad61-2272c1656d27&q=Windows10%20KB

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[E Pericoloso Sporgersi]

EP wrote:

the KB4505903 update for v1903 is back on the MS Catalog site again Friday afternoon of July 26 after it was removed yesterday. also available for 1903 is a new servicing stack update – KB4508433
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=4508433

I did get the KB4505903 update (I clicked [Check for updates]) on 27 july @ 05:00 GMT. Up to now I’ve experienced no issues whatsoever.

But [View update history] shows I do not have KB4508433.
Should I download and install KB4508433, or should I leave well enough alone ? 
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KB4508433 (the Servicing Stack) will not show up in the Update History (it is also not listed in the Windows Update queue to be installed). But it will be installed with the CU.

The place you will find it listed is in the “Installed Updates” which can be accessed by the link in Settings app – Windows Update-View update history (at the top “Uninstall updates” OR Control Panel-Programs and Features-“View installed updates.”

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E Pericoloso Sporgersi

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Found it.

Thank you.

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