KB4023057 Update to Windows 10 for update reliability - Sept. 10 Win Update

Matthew Wai · 19 Nov 2018

trashbag said:

have you gotten this update before?

I got KB4023814. See: Stop Windows 10 Updates Properly and Completely Solved - Page 12 - Windows 10 Forums

KB4023814 Windows 10 display notification to install latest version - Windows 10 Forums

p83 · 20 Nov 2018

I think the previous version of KB4023057 broke the Intel Speed Shift on my laptop. After waking up from sleep, the
cpu wouldn't go below 2Ghz (balanced plan) at idle. After applying the patch from november 15, it seems to function as usual.

mta3006 · 20 Nov 2018

I got the update kb4023057 via automatic Windows Update check today (on my HP laptop running 1803.17134.407), along with kb4477029 Security Update for Adobe Flash Player. The release notes at Microsoft (and quoted in the first post of this thread) seem to indicate the purpose of this update is to increase 'update reliability'.

I suspect they mean it will make my computer more 'reliably updateable' from Microsoft's point of view, rather than mine.

Besides the installed programs entry showing up in CCleaner tools, what symptoms of its presence should we look for?

Matthew Wai · 20 Nov 2018

Microsoft trying to push KB4023057 again to user systems - gHacks Tech News

I will never install it.

ThrashZone · 20 Nov 2018

Hi,
Wow compressing files without prompts to do so that's nice :/
Sort of the same deal with auto achieving and compressing external drives.

Brink · 10 Dec 2018

Updated to add the "Microsoft Support notification" section in the first post for KB4023057.

Gator5000e · 10 Dec 2018

I am now just seeing this update in the WU section. It's weird because my update history says it was successfully installed on 11-16-18, but then failed on 12-9-18. Huh? And now it wants to install again.

So should I let it try to install? I am currently on (OS Build 17134.407)

Thanks for any thoughts.

Gator5000e · 11 Dec 2018

No one has any ideas on this issue?

bo elam · 13 Dec 2018

Gator5000e said:

I am now just seeing this update in the WU section. It's weird because my update history says it was successfully installed on 11-16-18, but then failed on 12-9-18. Huh? And now it wants to install again.

So should I let it try to install? I am currently on (OS Build 17134.407)

Thanks for any thoughts.

Hi Gator. In my case, I got this KB4023057 on Nov 16 for the first time ever and then again on Dec 7. I think the second install is just an update of the first install, and more than likely it will continue to update as new versions of this KB are released. Personally, I dont like this install at all, but I let it install.

The way I found to stop sedlauncher.exe from bothering me is when it first runs, I let it run for a while, and then I reboot the computer. After reboot, sedlauncher dont run again the rest of the day.

Bo

Gator5000e · 13 Dec 2018

Thanks. Since I posted, the 4023057 install failed on 12/9 and was successful on Dec 10. Then 471324 installed on 12/11 with some Office updates. So I think I am good for now. but it was very weird.