As we have come to expect of 1803 by now, the slightly confusing 'Some settings are managed by your organization' appears in Windows Update, only to disappear again after the restart has completed the install.
Its purpose just seems to be to let you know you have Active Hours set.
The number of security updates included in this CU seems very high.
Also, enabling Speculative Store Bypass Disable (SSBD) on a computer with an Intel processor requires a CPU microcode update. I have no idea if Microsoft plans to provide the new Intel microcode update, and Lenovo seems to be the only manufacturer even talking about releasing BIOS updates with the new microcode update (which also addresses Variant 3a).
Can also appear if you have set anything non-standard using Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit). it always appears on all my machines and has done since I updated from Windows 7 and set some of the Update policies.
Updated, no problems.
They fixed Feedback Frequency issue.
Just one question :
What does Cumulative Update have against CopyTo/MoveTo right click context menu ?
Almost every time a new cumulative update was installed, I had to reinstall those 2 right click context menu.
Update complete on Office Laptop. No discernable problems. Quick and painless.
WEK
EDIT: two additional office systems update with no problems.
Last edited by WEKJR; 12 Jun 2018 at 15:19.
What....MS be clear and helpful? The very idea!And not just in Windows Update, it can appear anywhere depending on what the Group Policy applies to. It's a bit disconcerting when it appear in Home though, with no group policies or registry 'hacks' applied.
MS could have found a less confusing way to say 'look, you've set Active Hours'
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