Cumulative Update KB4464218 Windows 10 v1803 Build 17134.286 Sept. 17

Hello everyone, got some issues with KB4464218, Chrome KIOSK is not showing Touch Keyboard anymore, even with --disable-usb-keyboard enabled, and every windows options correct ( the one that let you use the touch keyboard in desktop mode if no usb keyboard is attached ).
Even when i start chrome normally ( with "www.google.fr" as the automatic page ) if i first touch an input, touch keyboard will not pop up, and then if i first click on the adresse bar it pops, then it works on the inputs.
Windows Family, Home, Pro are affected but not windows entreprise LTSB ( doesn't ask to upgrade to KB4464218 yet )

Really frustrating as i rely on the chrome --kiosk mode for a lot of my applications.

IDK if they're related but WU picked up on this update just fine and then afterwards my Office 2016 pro bombed forcing me to reinstall it.

Comp Cmndo said:

The Asus T100 is none of the microcodes. It's Baytrail-T (Intel Atom Z3775)
However, Cliff S quoted in this thread:
KB4100347 Intel microcode updates for Windows 10 v1803 - September 13 - Windows 10 Forums
The second wave of patches, which should fix the high-risk flaws, is scheduled to be released on August 14.
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According to Heise, these eight Spectre NG vulnerabilities impact not just the Core i and Xeon chips, but also the Atom-based smartphones and tablets, as well as the Atom-based Celeron and Pentiums found in budget laptops.

My T100TAM received both of them from WU.

what did they screw up in .285 that they had to release .286?

ddelo said:

It doesn't matter to Microsoft. They have it, you'll get it!

you got that right, always just love seeing downloaded updates for ALL office 2016 prtoducts when i only have outlook and word installed.

Comp Cmndo said:

I have the same model. No BIOS update from Asus, i.e. no support for 32-bit UEFI/BIOS. Only T101HA, T102HA, T103HAF which are 64-bit. Asus insists that some T100TAM are 64-bit. Their US website has drivers for Win10-64-bit which won't work because you can't install a 64-bit OS on a 32-bit UEFI/BIOS.

More here: Meltdown Spectre BIOS Updates

I'm running bios version 400 from two years ago and haven't tried installing the x64 version because there's just no way for me to know if it will support it and I'm not trashing my install as an experiment.

IAmNoOne said:

what did they screw up in .285 that they had to release .286?

The reason for .286 is well explained in the first post by Brink of this thread. Happy reading!

hi

Does the KB4464218 messup something on wifi connection ?

thanks