After six attempts at updating 1709 to 1803, I'm giving up. It always fails to install on the restart, and yes, I've tried every trick to get it to install.
Now, how do I get rid of the various files it's downloaded and which now add to the clutter on my HD?
It now reminds me that updates are ready to install and I need to restart to complete the install, but I know that won't work. Anyone written an uninstall program?
Try the "Show/Hide" utility.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...driver-updates
Ben
Amazingly it actually restarted and loaded a new version of Win10. But this one is 17134.81...……..?????????
Welcome to TenForums @Pawncob
Yes, Congratulations. That was a successful update to (giving it its full name) the 'April 2018 Update, version 1803, os build 17134'. The major build number 17134 identifies this as being version 1803, the minor number .81 tells you which cumulative update you have had.
You should expect shortly to get the June cumulative update that will take you up to os build 17134.112.
Cumulative Update KB4284835 Windows 10 v1803 Build 17134.112 - June 12 - Windows 10 Forums
Try the "Show/Hide" tool.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...driver-updates
Ben
Try using the Update Assistant.
Download Windows 10
Ben
Also @bru.
I've seen that happen on 5 computers. I ensure the computer is running properly and that WU's are up-to-date with the most current version it should be at that point. Then I tell the user to let it continue trying until it does naturally come through and that has happened successfully for those 5 computers. 1 of them happened during the first week of the initial failed attempt, 2 of them took until the first week of the following month & the other 2 took until the first week of the following 2nd month. Naturally each one of those users wanted it done NOW: easy answer, bring it to a local computer shop. They don't and when the update finally comes through they are thankful.
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