That is normal.... Check for updates does not necessarily bring 1809... lots of comments in this thread about that.
Did you make USB thumbdrive with MCT? You could run setup to FORCE the upgrade. MS does not recommend you force.
Or he (@tinmar49) can make a system image backup first and use:
Update to Latest Version of Windows 10 using Update Assistant Installation & Upgrade:
Update to Latest Version of Windows 10 using Update Assistant
That is how I did this update which was quick and simple. The last two major updates I've done this way not wanting to clean install but I think that I will do a clean install for 19H1 in April as it's been awhile since I've started from scratch.Or he (@tinmar49) can make a system image backup first and use:
Update to Latest Version of Windows 10 using Update Assistant Installation & Upgrade:
This is more common than you might think!
I have an old Dell Inspiron 1520 which was still on 1803 (OS Build 17134.386) 32Bit.
I decided to manually Install 1809 from the ISO which I did and let all CUs associated with the update run.
These included KB4476976 Windows 10 v1809 RP Build 17763.288. Obviously this is for the RP wing but Windows Insider Programme is definitely NOT enabled nor has ever been enabled on this PC.
So I did the following::
Restarted - Winver 1809 (OS Build 17763.288) (RP Build)
MANUAL check for updates, "You're up to date"
UNinstalled KB4476976
Restarted - Winver 1809 (OS Build 17763.107)
MANUAL check for updates CU KB4480116 offered - downloaded and installed - restart requested
Restarted - Winver 1809 (OS Build 17763.253)
MANUAL check for updates, "You're up to date"
So all is now good, but WHY did it install that RP update in the first place.......another "Muppetsoft Mystery" brought to you by the truth fairies of Redmond
i'm still on version 1803 i have checked for updates but there are no new updates
Maybe some configurations in your system are still preventing MS from upgrading your current version. The only surefire way to know is to do it yourself and see what gives. Very important, before you do, make sure to have a system image backup in case something is not working to your liking. You can always roll back to a previous state.
The solution to your problem is in post #1131.
It's a game of waiting. That or Image machine with your favorite imaging tool and manually update.
I still have one machine in the house that has not updated on it's own.
updated using windows 10 update assisstant all okay
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