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Two machines updated. That was really quick
Cumulative Update KB4464218 Windows 10 v1803 Build 17134.286 Sept. 17
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1st attempt
Failed to install on 32-bit Asus T100 tablet.
Check for updates again, downloading KB4464218 & KB4100347.
2nd attempt
KB4100347 successful
KB4464218 failed again; this time had to click on Install
3rd attempt
KB4464218 successful
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New #24
I'm getting the CU on my production PC right now, but I'm also getting KB4100347, despite this item from Update History:
What's up with that? A newer, better microcode update, or what?
Sigh.
--Ed--
PS added 1:40 later:
After applying the latest CU, here's what DISM ... /analyzecomponent store reported:
After running DISM ... /startcomponentcleanup here's what remained in WinSxS:
Not a large number of packages or a huge space savings, but every little bit helps, right?
--Ed--Last edited by EdTittel; 18 Sep 2018 at 12:00. Reason: Better spacing after graphic snip
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New #25
Hello Ed @EdTittel,
Yeah, KB4100347 was recently updated and re-released.
KB4100347 Intel microcode updates for Windows 10 v1803 - September 13 - Windows 10 Forums
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Ed,
I had it hidden, but changed name to 2018-09 from 2018-07 and reappeared!!! So I had to hide the new one, and next month it will reappear as 2018-10.... What can I say, Microsoft!!!!!
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New #28
Received both kb4100347 and kb 4464218; however the pc went into a system repair loop on restart from the update. I tried Sytem Restore (Microsoft recommendation!) just to see if it would work . There was a Restore point just before these updates , however that did not succeed and the the Srttrail.txt was missing from the logfiles. Then did the trusty Macrium restore to a previous date, and thereafter both updates installed successfully !
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New #29
Brink, thanks for letting us know that the KB4100347 update was an intentional re-release. It was strange seeing that one again this evening.
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