Windows 10 October 2018 Update rollout now paused

jimbo45 said:

Hi folks

I seem to be stuck with an un-updateable build -- can't get the 107 update -- this is still on 55 and just forever stays in WD defender update.

Attachment 211840

Going to trash this build but what to go to --there's too many versions / options out there concurrently -- goodness knows what the various paths mean any more.

Do I have to roll back to 1803

Cheers
jimbo

Or go back to 1803 (my suggestion) and wait... like almost everybody else!

jimbo45 said:

I seem to be stuck with an un-updateable build -- can't get the 107 update -- this is still on 55 and just forever stays in WD defender update.

Code:

http://download.windowsupdate.com/c/msdownload/update/software/updt/2018/11/windows10.0-kb4464455-x64_de985f6d38215b316470dbecabb453c762a217af.cab

Code:

DISM /Online /Add-Package /PackagePath:%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\windows10.0-kb4464455-x64_de985f6d38215b316470dbecabb453c762a217af.cab

HRPuffnstuff said:

I had to run auslogics registry cleaner yet again this morning to get 1809 running normally again so I'm considering installing the preview ring build to see if it fixes this problem.

Don't misinterpret, but maybe you had to run it again because you ran it before. When I see the name Auslogics, I get leery....

f14tomcat said:

Don't misinterpret, but maybe you had to run it again because you ran it before. When I see the name Auslogics, I get leery....

Not a fan of registry cleaners.

f14tomcat said:

Don't misinterpret, but maybe you had to run it again because you ran it before. When I see the name Auslogics, I get leery....

kado897 said:

Not a fan of registry cleaners.

Nothing to add, just wanted to say this: Cleaners and tweakers are snake oil, no need to use any. Reading the forums and tech sites, it is surprisingly often that when a user has various issues, some of these absolutely unnecessary "tools" have been used before the issue occurred.

Edwin said:

Wonder if they'll bring Sets back?

Good morning, Edwin.

While I was in a Microsoft Beta Test Group that my NDA still doesn't allow me to name, we got a large number of things to test. Some of those things went on to a larger test group and then made it into Windows. Others just quietly faded into the past without much of a whimper.

Is Sets going the first or second route? Who knows, but I suspect it just didn't work out. Some of the things I tested were outstanding for me but never made it past our group.

I never got my hands on Sets, so I'm not really sure how it works.

Josey Wales said:

It is a depreciated feature that never was.

How can it be deprecated if it was never actually a feature of Windows.

magilla said:

I hope not because I thought it had potential - but many felt it wasn’t useful.

I didn't get my hands on it, Magilla, so I wouldn't know. I do know I've tested many "features" I thought were great but no one else did.