Cumulative Update KB4074588 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.248 - Feb. 13

clam1952 · 13 Feb 2018

Hmm, 3 PC's updated, 2 vanished off the network, had to do a network reset to get them back again, other that that OK.

BKnight · 13 Feb 2018

fdegrove said:

Hi,

All good and very fast too. Running diskcleanup now as I write. Eight more machines to go.....

Cheers,

That's always the fun part - running diskcleanup after an update. Takes longer than the complete update itself.

fdegrove · 13 Feb 2018

Hi,

BKnight said:

That's always the fun part - running diskcleanup after an update. Takes longer than the complete update itself.

Used to be pretty fast at one point in time though. No idea how MS lost that again. One step forward, two steps backwards ?
That being said, all machines seem to have gained in responsiveness and general speed. Which of course I dig tremendously.

Cheers,

sunberg · 13 Feb 2018

clam1952 said:

Hmm, 3 PC's updated, 2 vanished off the network, had to do a network reset to get them back again, other that that OK.

Same here. Or something very similar. Update just stopped downloading at 66%, had to reboot my pc. After that it resumed and finished successfully.

fdegrove · 13 Feb 2018

Hi,

Network's fine here. No problems on either ethernet or wireless connected devices.
I'm really liking this CU. W10 is really becoming a very good OS IMHO.

Cheers,

Comp Cmndo · 13 Feb 2018

Final Results
4 machines updated via Windows Update. 3 others said Up-to-Date, so did it manually with the msu file.
The previous update, had to do 6 out of 7 with an In-Place Upgrade.

This indicates there is still something very wrong with these updates & Microsoft hasn't figured out what.

See #93 & #96 here:
Cumulative Update KB4058258 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.214 - Jan. 31 - Page 10 - Windows 10 Help Forums

robbie2745 · 13 Feb 2018

Just finished updating here. All updates installed OK and everything seems to running fine since restart. :)

fdegrove · 13 Feb 2018

Hi,

This indicates there is still something very wrong with these updates & Microsoft hasn't figured out what.

I'm inclined to disagree with such statement. I rarely experienced any problems unless everyone experienced them too.
My philosophy on this is to not update unless you know your device is trouble free to begin with. Many machines aren't and you really can't expect MS to take care of it all.

Just my 2 cents,

TairikuOkami · 13 Feb 2018

Josey Wales said:

2018-02 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1709 for x64-based Systems (KB4074588) - Error 0x8007371b

The same, then it said to restart and nothing, installed again, asked for restart, again nothing, just like here:

Eagle51 said:

Oh Well ... KB4074588 update just won't install on either PC, no matter what I try. On shutdown and reboot it give the usual message, but it never shows the update percentage and on reboot after a few seconds it goes to the lock screen

round and round it goes and where it stops nobody knows ... guess I'll have to hide it for now ... lol

It actually showed 35% upon one restart, but it changed the mind and just booted the desktop.

Josey Wales · 13 Feb 2018

I finally got it to install by doing an in place upgrade repair after 6 failed attempts to update. I may just do that every PT..It is a great deal faster.