Cumulative Update KB4103721 Windows 10 v1803 Build 17134.48 - May 8

sgage said:

I still have this problem too. Disappointing - I had thought that this widely-reported bug was supposed to be addressed in this update. Oh well. Anyone know of a registry hack to fix this?

Check this post. It will fix it! :)

slicendice said:

Have you guys noticed that if you right click on a folder, there are still Homegroup residues left in the context menu, even if this feature has been deprecated in this Windows version!?

Yep....here too!

AntJac said:

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

Crizal said:

Got the same thing. Went away after manually running the check for updates...

If you had clicked the View configured Update Policies link below that red 'managed...' message you would have seen that the two policies in place were 'Active Hours - Start' and 'Active Hours - End' which, if you think about it, are only in place while a restart is pending to install an update. So it does make (some sort of) sense.

Bree said:

If you had clicked the View configured Update Policies link below that red 'managed...' message you would have seen that the two policies in place were 'Active Hours - Start' and 'Active Hours - End' which, if you think about it, are only in place while a restart is pending to install an update. So it does make (some sort of) sense.

Yep ^^^ because I got that on this pc which has Active hours set and I did not get it on second pc which does not have them set.

'Set default by app' still crashes on opening.

'Privacy > Diagnostics & feedback > Feedback frequency' still says 'Windows Insider Program manages this option' and is greyed out.

Bree said:

'Privacy > Diagnostics & feedback > Feedback frequency' still says 'Windows Insider Program manages this option' and is greyed out.

@Bree, please check this post.
It will resolve it! :)

ddelo said:

@Bree, please check this post.
It will resolve it! :)

Yes, I know it can be resolved, but I want to see if Microsoft actually get round to fixing it themselves :)

One thing that has been fixed, the mysteriously disappearing update history has been repaired - including reinstating all the previous history that had vanished. For 1803 it now includes a separate category for Defender definition updates, apparently I've had 14 since May 1st.

Bree said:

One thing that has been fixed, the mysteriously disappearing update history has been repaired - including reinstating all the previous history that had vanished.

To be honest, I didn't check it after 17134.1, so I wouldn't know if it was gone and came back! :)

In 17134.48 is there...

As for WD since 02-May, I had 11