Cumulative Update KB4103721 Windows 10 v1803 Build 17134.48 - May 8

ddelo said:

Sorry to hear that. It seems very strange!...and definitely something is wrong

Definitely

I have seen this over the years trying to troubleshoot these things. I have an issue. I do a search for a solution. Several come up, complete with 'thanks! works for me' comments, and none of them work. Windows is not a determinate system. What works for some systems will not work for others - there are just too many permutations. It has grown too complicated.

sgage said:

Definitely

I have seen this over the years trying to troubleshoot these things. I have an issue. I do a search for a solution. Several come up, complete with 'thanks! works for me' comments, and none of them work. Windows is not a determinate system. What works for some systems will not work for others - there are just too many permutations. It has grown too complicated.

I have the same problem

BKnight said:

I have the same problem

What's maddening is that you just KNOW there's a registry entry somewhere that just needs a bit flipped. But who knows where it is? Apparently nobody. Many have reported this exact problem, and there was talk that it was one of the things to be addressed in the CU. But no. It's really sort of discouraging.

KB4103721 installed without problem on my oldest machine, but on my newest one I kept on getting the infamous message: "We couldn't install this update, Undoing changes, Don't turn off you computer" upon "Restart". Finally I had to resort to the standalone update in the Microsoft Update Catalog to get it installed.

What I found really eerie is that despite the fact the update was installed successfully on the newest machine according to "Update history", when I go and check for Updates, I still get the same update pending to be installed. It's like the mechanism behind installing updates doesn't even recognize that the update has already been installed.

kpo6969 said:

The only thing I can not get rid of is for feedback frequency, it still says this in red. Left insiders and uninstalled feedback hub. Help, thanks.

sgage said:

Alas, did not fix it for me...

Did not work for me either.

So the message some settings are managed by your organisation in Windows Update is now new in build 1803 on a Home PC? If I click the link it says that I have two policies active on this computer, one for start and other for end active hours, both stating source: Admin. I just went through this thread very quickly and I didn't quite understand it when answered, sorry for my ignorance.

Faith said:

So the message some settings are managed by your organisation in Windows Update is now new in build 1803 on a Home PC? If I click the link it says that I have two policies active on this computer, one for start and other for end active hours, both stating source: Admin. I just went through this thread very quickly and I didn't quite understand it when answered, sorry for my ignorance.

Well, there's "some settings are managed by your organisation", and then more recently there's 'Windows Insider Program manages this option'. Don't feel bad about not understanding - nobody does. Or if they do, they're not talking

I have the same problem on three pcs.
After the Cumulative Update KB4103721 the pcs cannot boot and they are stuck on the spinning wheel.

I restored them from the backups and for the moment I have disabled the windows update service till I have more information on the issue.

tomikciz said:

After you install this update, the computer can not turn on. I do not know where the problem is. A black screen with a roller wheel appears, and after some time the computer shuts down and restarts again. Do not you know what? Thank you very much for your answer.