KB4100375 Windows 10 Insider Release Preview Build 17133.73 - Apr.10 Insider

Josey Wales · 28 Mar 2018

f14tomcat said:

So.....on April 10th, Patch Tuesday (

), which will come first? The patches for FCU in order t get SCU, then patches for SCU? Or SCU followed by Patches for FCU that are for everybody not offered SCU, followed by patches for SCU?

Not everyone will get The SCU on the same day, The FCU took weeks till some people got it.

f14tomcat · 28 Mar 2018

Josey Wales said:

Not everyone will get The SCU on the same day, The FCU took weeks till some people got it.

Well aware of that.... I can remember newbies posting months after FCU release that they've never seen it. Occasionally, I still see one.

cereberus · 28 Mar 2018

Rocky said:

Yes, this is the final build.

Windows 10 Redstone 4 reaches RTM milestone | Windows Central

Yes, maybe or no covers all possible outcomes I think.

LEOPEVA64 · 28 Mar 2018

Rocky said:

Yes, this is the final build.

Windows 10 Redstone 4 reaches RTM milestone | Windows Central

If you look closely at the article, they are quite "careful" not to mention the delta number, they always say 17133 and not 17133.1, so it could be that this build with the delta number .1 is not the RTM, we have to wait for the ESD to be leaked and see what version they bring, if the .1 or another.

Rocky · 28 Mar 2018

cereberus said:

Yes, maybe or no covers all possible outcomes I think.

I like the way that Wynona phrased, but I can't remember right now just what she said.

Wynona · 28 Mar 2018

Rocky said:

I like the way that Wynona phrased, but I can't remember right now just what she said.

Neither can I, Rocky.

Edit: Is this it, Rocky?

Final code can be anything from a bug fix (most likely) to a new feature (it ain't likely) or anything in between.

I'll put my money on the final code making it as sure as possible that nothing will go wrong when the "Spring Update" is released to the general public.

kjlkjadfasdfasd · 28 Mar 2018

Anyone had one of those normally invisible UEFI partitions suddenly get a non-removable drive letter? The 450MB partition now has E:, and the options to change/remove it are grayed out when I right-click on it. This happened on my first boot coming up after the update.

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Rocky · 28 Mar 2018

Wynona said:

Neither can I, Rocky.

Edit: Is this it, Rocky?

Final code can be anything from a bug fix (most likely) to a new feature (it ain't likely) or anything in between.

I'll put my money on the final code making it as sure as possible that nothing will go wrong when the "Spring Update" is released to the general public.

I like that. Right now my bet is on this.

cereberus · 28 Mar 2018

kjlkjadfasdfasd said:

Anyone had one of those normally invisible UEFI partitions suddenly get a non-removable drive letter? The 450MB partition now has E:, and the options to change/remove it are grayed out when I right-click on it. This happened on my first boot coming up after the update.

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You can remove letter using diskpart

Remove Drive Letter in Windows 10 Windows 10 Tutorials

kjlkjadfasdfasd · 28 Mar 2018

cereberus said:

You can remove letter using diskpart

no, you cannot. That's what so weird. All of the normally available options are not there.Right-click on the 100MB partition and you'll see you have no options, that what this is. And it happened on both of my PCs that use UEFI. It did not happen on my two PCs that use BIOS.