Cumulative Update KB4464330 Windows 10 v1809 Build 17763.55 - Oct. 9

DooGie · 09 Oct 2018

AndreTen said:

Oh, I'm not alone

No you're not Andre, I'm running it

Clintlgm · 09 Oct 2018

have run this update to 1809 to 17763.55 lots of little issues, Workgroup Network had to be restarted, Open Shell had to be restarted had to turn off transparency, I think it's going to take a couple of days for this update to settle out I didn't have these issues before the fix update LOL

scopio · 09 Oct 2018

Windows 10 Home. Updated from 1803 to 1809 a week ago through Windows Update without any issues except it took a long time to download and install but that could be because of my internet speed on ADSL.
Update the KB44464330 just now it looks as though it failed to install the first time but installed the second time again without any issues and very fast. The only thing I have noticed is that Windows Explorer "safely remove hardware and eject media" icon is now on the Taskbar when before was in Show Hidden Icons and I do not get the message when it is safe to remove.

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Wiley Coyote · 09 Oct 2018

You've pretty much got the same experience as a lot, if not all, of us. For me, so far, so good.

Tovich · 09 Oct 2018

Nobody has a BSOD?
I reinstalled my HP ProDesk 400 G4 (version 1803 of September) and after the updates via Windows Update, BSOD (wdf_violation).

DJG · 09 Oct 2018

The only problem I'm having is (sigh) my overclocking. It's a wonderful feeling to have built this nice water-cooled rig so I can run at default speeds ... do they plan to fix this?

DavidY · 09 Oct 2018

DJG said:

The only problem I'm having is (sigh) my overclocking. It's a wonderful feeling to have built this nice water-cooled rig so I can run at default speeds ... do they plan to fix this?

I imagine it's not getting a lot of priority compared to the other issues - especially people losing files.

Stitch194 · 09 Oct 2018

Running like (for now) a champ, no restore point created, no restore points deleted. Older (2009) Dell Optiplex (mini FF) Win 10 Pro seems noticeably snappier. I like that.

Stitch194 · 09 Oct 2018

DavidY said:

I imagine it's not getting a lot of priority compared to the other issues - especially people losing files.

I have to agree, but, I doubt that MS will ever fess up and claim responsibility for users loosing files. To do so, I think would leave them wide open for class action lawsuits.

katlani · 09 Oct 2018

Ultrainstict said:

I have two more Bugs with 17763.1 A few times This version and build on my PC I have lost sound.On icon everything ok And when you play anything with sound except system sounds no sound at all only system sound is present.Second bug is about Windows Security Antivirus Definitions Time Update it shows one or two hours ahead of accurate time update has done.And it's that bug is still present with this 17763.55 build.

Same thing here with the last update time, 3 hours ahead timestamp.