Cumulative Update KB4056892 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.192

Mooly · 04 Jan 2018

VBF said:

Did you check to see if KB4054022, was installed after you did the restart?

And where did you check it? In Control Panel > Programs and Features > Installed Updates
OR did you go to
System > Update & Security > View installed update history.

The latter is the correct way to check.
AFAIK if your "Winver" is 16299.192, it MUST have installed - unless someone can show differently.

I don't see the other KB number and there have been a couple of checks for updates since installing the cumulative.

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IronZorg89 · 04 Jan 2018

f14tomcat said:

KB4058702 is a Servicing Stack update for Windows. Deals with components of Windows Update.

Microsoft Update Catalog

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...january-3-2018

Servicing stack update KB4054022 for Windows 10 v1709 Nov. 30, 2017 - Windows 10 Forums

windows - What is the servicing stack and how does it work? - Super User

Thanks for the info & the links provided. Very helpful! :)

Ground Sloth · 04 Jan 2018

There is a lot of conflicting information out there, but it sounds like the patch only addresses the Meltdown vulnerability. And it's unclear if the patch alone corrects the problem or if a firmware update is also needed.

f14tomcat · 04 Jan 2018

IronZorg89 said:

Thanks for the info & the links provided. Very helpful! :)

You're welcome! Thank Shawn for the third link down.....

Brink · 04 Jan 2018

f14tomcat said:

You're welcome! Thank Shawn for the third link down.....

AntJac · 04 Jan 2018

Must admit I'm not clued up on kernel memory. Is this a big issue? I mean I've had my current build for over 5 years now and not experienced any major kernel related issues or mishaps

DooGie · 04 Jan 2018

Got bored with waiting to get the update so downloaded from the link that Brink posted.
Install went fine and as yet no problems.

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VBF · 04 Jan 2018

Mooly said:

I don't see the other KB number and there have been a couple of checks for updates since installing the cumulative.

Sorry - I misled you somewhat.

It's KB4056892 that sets the version to 16299.192 and in your screenshot that's clearly been installed.

RingTailCoon · 04 Jan 2018

VBF said:

Sorry - I misled you somewhat.

LE GASPPP! Spreading false information? You will be flogged for that!

(just kidding!)

RingTailCoon · 04 Jan 2018

AntJac said:

Must admit I'm not clued up on kernel memory. Is this a big issue? I mean I've had my current build for over 5 years now and not experienced any major kernel related issues or mishaps

True, aren't wel all a bit OVERREACTING a bit, while that same bug was already present for years! And hey, all our PCs are still function, right? They haven't exploded in our faces, right?

So again, aren't we a tad bit overreacting? :)