Cumulative Update KB4100403 Windows 10 v1803 Build 17134.81 - May 23

NaySayer · 26 May 2018

They still haven't fixed the issue on some PCs where clicking on "Set defaults by app" crashes the settings app.

tomseys · 26 May 2018

Very fast update.

I see the Settings/Privacy/Diagnostics & Feedback : Feedback Frequency - Windows insider manages this option with the selector greyed out issue is still present (I know it can be fixed manually but I've decided to leave it like that to see if M will fix it).

Also, Settings/Apps/Default Apps/Set Defaults by App : still does not work/crashes if I have Sumatra PDF installed. If I uninstall it and use the portable version, Set Defaults by App loads. I see for some it doesn't work at all.

ddelo · 26 May 2018

tomseys said:

Very fast update.

I see the Settings/Privacy/Diagnostics & Feedback : Feedback Frequency - Windows insider manages this option with the selector greyed out issue is still present (I know it can be fixed manually but I've decided to leave it like that to see if M will fix it)..

I don't believe they consider it a bug. I think it's intentional, that's why they have a GPO, so users can change it!

tomseys · 26 May 2018

ddelo said:

I don't believe they consider it a bug. I think it's intentional, that's why the have a GPO, so users can change it!

My understanding is group policy is not normally available for Windows 10 Home edition.

Or maybe the feedback thing is really only for insiders and since I am not it is not available. Just different than before when I could set it. I guess I can always change it with the registry.

ddelo · 26 May 2018

tomseys said:

My understanding is group policy is not normally available for Windows 10 Home edition.

Group Policy can be added in Windows 10 Home...

On the other hand, if you don't want to do this, you can change all GPO settings directly in the registry by following the Group Policy Settings Reference for Windows and Windows Server

tomseys said:

Or maybe the feedback thing is really only for insiders and since I am not it is not available. Just different than before when I could set it. I guess I can always change it with the registry.

Yes you can. Just see this post.

Bree · 26 May 2018

linw said:

Just in case someone else has a similar problem I fixed it by downloading a MS diagnostic tool ... called wushowhide.diagcab...

TenForums tutorial on its use (and links)...
Hide or Show Windows Updates in Windows 10

tomseys · 26 May 2018

ddelo said:

Group Policy can be added in Windows 10 Home...

On the other hand, if you don't want to do this, you can change all GPO settings directly in the registry by following the Group Policy Settings Reference for Windows and Windows Server

Yes you can. Just see this post.

No I'm not going to add that to Windows 10 Home. I think I read Brink recommend against doing that as it may cause problems with the machine. I had already made the registry change mentioned earlier in 1803 thread but then reversed it to see if M would put it back to how it was. Maybe I'll just leave it for now. Thanks.

ddelo · 26 May 2018

tomseys said:

No I'm not going to add that to Windows 10 Home. I think I read Brink recommend against it lest it wreck your machine. I had already made the registry change but then reversed it to see if M would put it back to how it was. Maybe I'll just leave it for now. Thanks.

I would never question @Brink's suggestion. If he says so, so it must be.
You're welcome.

sgage · 26 May 2018

ddelo said:

I would never question @Brink's suggestion. If he says so, so it must be.
You're welcome.

I don't know how that registry tweak would cause problems (or not), but I do know that it doesn't work for Windows Home in any case. I know of no remedy to the problem for Home. Did Brink mention how the tweak might cause problems?

ddelo · 26 May 2018

sgage said:

I don't know how that registry tweak would cause problems (or not), but I do know that it doesn't work for Windows Home in any case. I know of no remedy to the problem for Home. Did Brink mention how the tweak might cause problems?

I think that @tomseys is referring to running the script to enable GPO in Home edition.
As for remedy, there is one....and Shawn @Brink would never question it, as he is using it too, for creating reg files to enforce GPO for Home edition users.
Just change things in Registry by following Group Policy Settings Reference for Windows and Windows Server