Cumulative Update KB4058258 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.214 - Jan. 31

Comp Cmndo said:

Won't manually update on any of my 64-bit machines.

Have you tried the dism cmd line? We would know the error that you encounter.

You must convert the .msu file into a .cab file. Using Total commander to do so. Highlight the file and click alt+F9.

Then, in cmd prompt admin, run the following cmd line:

DISM /Online /Add-Package /PackagePath:"C:\Users\Your user name\Documents or location of the file\Windows10.0-KB4058258-x64.cab"

Latest version is 9.12
http://www.ghisler.com/download.htm

NOTE: click 3 to activate the 30 day trial. You may want to remove it after with Revo Uninstaller

Geosammy said:

Have you tried updating using the Windows Update MiniTool.
You can pick it up at majorgeeks.com, using the link below.
It's a portable application, so you can put it on a flash drive and use it on other machines.

Download Windows Update MiniTool - MajorGeeks

Why would you need any of that when...
Direct download links to the update files are in the first post by Brink.

I've just installed this after asking for Windows Update to check and getting this, so far it seems OK.

Before this I had noticed in Windows Update a few days ago that the KB4056892 update was installed twice on here, I have a new HP-Envy with an AMD A9 Radeon processor. It was installed on the 5th of January then again on the 27th January, I have no idea why.

er557 said:

@MikeMecanic:
No, but a bug existed whereby if you set defer feature updates to anything other than 0 days, the quality updates would also disappear. it supposed to have been fixed by now??? I do have some policies set up but those did not interfere in 1703 cu. Such as disable auto updates, do not include drivers, etc.
Also I have the correct KB file. It refuses to install- a first time on my system.

Choose how updates are installed is uncheck here. Download settings are at 100% in Advanced Options.

Is error the same? Could you please copy/paste the error or where the DISM process stops.

In Command Prompt or the same in Powershell:
Click on the terminal/ctrl+a/ctrl+c/open WordPad and paste the content.