Oh yes the reason I do this as build 16299 will not come out of sleep mode without a restart and a BSOD. This was the only way I can get my PC to sleep. I have to get back into the CU then it works fine. I complained to The HUB more times than I could remember, never got a response.
I do not want to turn off my PC every time I am away from it for an hour or so, that is why sleep was created. I stay mostly in the CU anyway. MS look at Something? They asked for my email every time I sent a post. When It went Final , I called MS support and they would not even talk to me. They said their automated wizard or whatever could help me. I guess one gets what you pay for.
There is nothing other then a patch for Intel X86 on the HP website. Desktop (AMD) is one year old and BIOS version remains the same.
*192 runs very well here and we won't force the update.
Also, no update(s) for Android (7.0) nor IOS (11.2.2).
I installed the 3192 update, it solved several issue I was having on my G752 VY notebook, on my Asus Z97 Mother Boards I was able to get the AI II on one and AI III running again since 6892 had stopped there function. All my computers are Intel
Don't know what to tell you but my CPU came available in 2012 and the HP laptop was sold in early 2013 (per HP). I did not buy it new. It was used and I picked it up at the end of 2015. The previous owner restored the factory settings when he sold it to me. It had Window 8. I upgraded it to 8.1 and the Win 10.
The only thing I can recommend is perform full image backup (best to is Macrium Reflect). Then install the update. If your system won't boot, then restore it. Then you will know for sure, not to install it.
For AMD 64 Bit, and KB 4073290 may I point you at my contribution on another thread Cumulative Update KB4073290 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.194 - 64-bit - Page 3 - Windows 10 Forums
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