Cumulative Update KB4056892 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.192

VBF · 04 Jan 2018

storageman said:

Yes I looked at that and checked for KB4054022, and its not installed. I did decide to re-boot the machine and had Windows update Retry the install. It sat with the flying dots and then presented that I needed to restart and now I'm at 16299.192. Go Figure ???

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.

RingTailCoon · 04 Jan 2018

IronZorg89 said:

Of course, you can always go to MS Update catalog like @ RingTailCoon did and download it.

That's the easiest way. :) Thanks for mentioning me :)

Rocky · 04 Jan 2018

I still have not received this update. Oh well.

IronZorg89 · 04 Jan 2018

RingTailCoon said:

That's the easiest way. :) Thanks for mentioning me :)

You are most welcome. Sometimes, with millions of users around the world, MS might not get to you yet with an Update but that doesn't prevent anyone from going to the Update Catalog and downloading it.

Samsung User · 04 Jan 2018

Just downloaded and installed just did restart and all ok here in the uk

Tony K · 04 Jan 2018

I guess some simply like to practice insanity. They know that a certain feature update of 10 isn't going to run on their ancient machine because they've tried over and over again, yet they do it anyway.

ikjadoon · 04 Jan 2018

VBF said:

That may be out of date because i had an online chat with Norton today and they say that the latest version of Norton Security is up to date as well.

It is out-of-date; I can confirm your notes.

I emailed the author on Avira's support four hours ago, but it hasn't been added, either.

Oh, well. It was updated for half the day, it seems.

f14tomcat · 04 Jan 2018

IronZorg89 said:

This KB4058702 apparently is freshly baked and out of the oven. It has to do with some serious security vulnerability speculation on some Intel CPUs. All that I am saying is that I didn't get it, meaning I am probably not concerned. I will trust MS on this one. If you got it and it installed successfully, that's a good sign and you are good to go. Like you said, there is not much detailed information about this critical update..:)

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

AntJac · 04 Jan 2018

Just got it through WU. Downloaded and installed within 20 minute's.

kcmichaelb · 04 Jan 2018

Not sure if anyone else has run any benchmarks. I ran Geekbench 4 before the update and again after the update installed on one of my PCs. Curious to see what others have reported. I've yet to do any real world application tests beyond this. Here are the results and specs:

Before Update
Single-Core Score - 4001
Multi-Core Score - 11100

After Update
Single-Core Score - 3579
Multi-Core Score - 10120

System Information

Operating System
Microsoft Windows 10 Pro (64-bit)
Model
LENOVO 10A8S03R00
Motherboard
LENOVO SHARKBAY
Memory
8192 MB DDR3 SDRAM 799MHz
Northbridge
Intel Haswell 06
Southbridge
Intel Q87 C1
BIOS
LENOVO FBKT53AUS

Processor Information
Name Intel Core i5-4570
Topology
1 Processor, 4 Cores
Identifier
GenuineIntel Family 6 Model 60 Stepping 3
Base Frequency
3.19 GHz
Maximum Frequency
3.59 GHz
Package
Socket 1150 LGA
Package
Haswell
L1 Instruction Cache
32.0 KB x 2
L1 Data Cache
32.0 KB x 2
L2 Cache
256 KB x 2
L3 Cache
6.00 MB x 1