Cumulative Update KB4103721 Windows 10 v1803 Build 17134.48 - May 8

doesn't fix the problems with icons for apps pinned to start getting corrupted. i resize them from small to medium and at least i can see the app's title.

AntJac said:

Quick download and installation for me. For some reason it said on Windows Update page just before I clicked Restart "Some settings are managed by your organisation" yet I'm on a home PC not in a school etc

Got the same thing. Went away after manually running the check for updates. After re-start, did not get the notification that Windows was updated. Downloaded fast -- install briefly stalled at 34% and went back to 10% and then jumped to
35%. Okay after that. Total time, less than 5 minutes.

All fine EXCEPT the MS Software removal tool FAILED to install (Twice). Link goes to April removal tool. Have to wait for the May file to be put up. Will then go get it and manually install it).

Forceflow said:

Very slow download here as well - servers getting hammered?

Update was fast and smooth for me. Easy-peasy.
Looks like with this update they fixed the Settings/Apps/Startup section. Before, change in settings were not retained or put into effect. Now settings stick and are retained and put into effect. Everything else looks great.

i saw that message too.."Some settings are managed by your organisation". i think i saw the update jump back from 30+% to 10% too. after windows update i download the msu file so i can update without windows update if i reinstall Windows 10.

biker66 said:

i saw that message too.."Some settings are managed by your organisation". i think i saw the update jump back from 30+% to 10% too. after windows update i download the msu file so i can update without windows update if i reinstall Windows 10.

Yes I saw that too and I was apparently an insider too!!! Last thing I want when the public releases are so buggy. Thankfully it went away like it did for others!

No issues here, so far...
Three laptops and one desktop completed and the last desktop just needs a reboot.
The older systems, 9, 10 and 11 years old, completed almost as fast as my two new laptops with loads of memory and fast processors.