Current Status of Windows 10 October 2018 Update version 1809

JohnnyGui · 09 Dec 2018

Anyone else having a load of Windows Shell Experience Host errors in the Reliability History since 1809?

Caledon Ken · 09 Dec 2018

Not here, no errors in Reliability.

Sitting at .134

Stitch194 · 09 Dec 2018

Same here! No errors or glitches on 3 older PC's. Still on .134 that was downloaded before MS pulled the plug on the distribution of 1809.

JohnnyGui · 09 Dec 2018

Caledon Ken said:

Not here, no errors in Reliability.

Sitting at .134

Weird, I also have .134 with a clean install. The Windows Shell Expierence Host error seems to be coming from the Action Center according to the log. The command sfc /scannow didn't show any problems.

sgage · 09 Dec 2018

Ztruker said:

What was the date you got the WU from 1803 to 1809?

I got 1803 > 1809 via WU on 2 October, before they 'paused' it.

Wynona · 09 Dec 2018

JohnnyGui said:

Anyone else having a load of Windows Shell Experience Host errors in the Reliability History since 1809?

Updated to 17763.168 and no errors of any kind so far.

Ztruker · 09 Dec 2018

1803 updated to 1809 then several WUs on top, no Reliability History problems showing. Currently at 17763.168.

magilla · 09 Dec 2018

sgage said:

I got 1803 > 1809 via WU on 2 October, before they 'paused' it.

Same here. All CU’s applied since, and no problems. Same on all 5 computers.

flhthemi · 09 Dec 2018

Ztruker said:

What was the date you got the WU from 1803 to 1809?

Got it yesterday. Had to manually check for updates to get it.

Bree · 09 Dec 2018

Ztruker said:

What was the date you got the WU from 1803 to 1809?

flhthemi said:

Got it yesterday. Had to manually check for updates to get it.

Microsoft said on 13th November that...

Microsoft said:

For those advanced users seeking to install the update early by manually using “Check for updates” in settings, know that we are slowly throttling up this availability, while we carefully monitor data and feedback.

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Seems that they have started to 'throttle up this availability' at last. It would appear that only a few are seeing it when checking for updates, neither of my machines that I've deliberately left on 1803 are seeing 1809 yet, even if I check for updates.

Microsoft also said....

Microsoft said:

we are taking a more measured approach with the October Update, slowing our rollout to more carefully study device health data...

Hopefully now that some are getting it by checking for updates Microsoft's 'health data' will start to be collected. All being well, we may see the rollout accelerate as more machines get it through windows update. I have not yet seen a verified report of a machine getting it automatically through windows update, but that can only be a matter of time now that MS have more telemetry,