Second round of cumulative updates for Win10 1607 and 1703, plus previews, just hit

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From @abbodi86: Updates are out — 2018-02 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1607 (KB4077525) – that’s the second cumulative update in the past
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geekdom

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Then we can safely skip this update?

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We’re still at MS-DEFCON 2. There’s no pressing reason to install ANY of this month’s patches.

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Elly

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I see, that’s a relief to hear.

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Lucky I kept an eye out today and made sure Windows update service is disabled and stopped after I hid the updates. Thanks for the save again Woody

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Windows 10 updates did not reach WSUS yet, i don’t know if they offered through WU or just catalog site

1709 cumulative will likely hit tomorrow or on tuesday

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woody

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they are offered through WU , at least for 1703

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Oh boy. Wonder why 1709 didn’t get a second cumulative update?

Shsssssh dont remind them I am still waiting, cant say with baited breath, for the last fiasco here. Set your update settings folks, if you can, its real peace of mind to let the “smoke clear” before you get offered M$’s little errant gifts

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It seems 1703 update KB4077528 is only offered to en-us systems through Windows Update
so it’s half fiasco

still, a little note in the KB article will be required for non-WU users

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woody

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I just realized that I subscribe to 31 computer and tech RSS Feeds, and the AskWoody and Computer World Feeds (Woody’s article) are the only sites I’ve seen, so far, that have even mentioned this month’s second round of cumulative updates for Win10 1607 and 1703, plus previews. What could this mean? Do they really think that if they don’t mention it, no one will notice? If so, why?

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