Current Status of Windows 10 October 2018 Update version 1809

Barman58 said:

I received it on the RP Ring before all the issues caused the initial Pause, and I have received several monthly roll-ups including one yesterday, all through Windows Update

But I am talking about this moment, not before, I mean, receiving the update at this moment in the version 1803 (17134.407), that is, clicking on the "check for updates" button in WU and that appears "feature update to 1809", and of course without being in any ring.

LEOPEVA64 said:

But I am talking about this moment, not before, I mean, receiving the update at this moment in the version 1803 (17134.407), that is, clicking on the "check for updates" button in WU and that appears "feature update to 1809", and of course without being in any ring.

No, my test machine is currently running the public release of 1803 and no matter how many times I check for updates there's no sign of the 'Features Update to Windows 10, version 1809'. I'm leaving it running 24/7 to see just how long it will be before the automatic windows update finds it.

I think MS are being ultra-cautious and running this rollout very slowly. Unlike 1803 where it seemed like the whole world got it in the first week.

Bree said:

No, my test machine is currently running the public release of 1803 and no matter how many times I check for updates there's no sign of the 'Features Update to Windows 10, version 1809'. I'm leaving it running 24/7 to see just how long it will be before the automatic windows update finds it.

I think MS are being ultra-cautious and running this rollout very slowly. Unlike 1803 where it seemed like the whole world got it in the first week.

Yeah, I'm doing the same on one of my PCs, it's on the build 17134.407 and I click on "check for updates" every so often to see if this feature update appears.

LEOPEVA64 said:

...and I click on "check for updates" every so often to see if this feature update appears.

When the ill-fated 17763.1 was released on 2nd October, clicking on 'check for updates' classified you as what MS called a "seeker" meaning you got it anyway, regardless of whether you would have got it automatically. So I'm letting my 17134.407 just check automatically, to see if/when it is deemed ready to roll out to my machine.

Bree said:

When the ill-fated 17763.1 was released on 2nd October, clicking on 'check for updates' classified you as what MS called a "seeker" meaning you got it anyway, regardless of whether you would have got it automatically. So I'm letting my 17134.407 just check automatically, to see if/when it is deemed ready to roll out to my machine.

As am I. Let's see who gets it first!

ddelo said:

Go to Advanced Option of Windows Update in Settings and change your branch readiness to 'Semi-Annual Channel (Targeted)' with 90 deffered days. This will delay the FU for 90 days from yesterday.
You can also change it to 'Semi-Annual Channel', which will start counting days from the day the FU will be available to organizations, which can be anything from 3 to 6 months from now!

I don't think I have those options available to me on Win 10 home.

Patch Tuesday problems include even more reported bugs with Win10 version 1809