Hello George,
Correct, it'll only be available for laptops and tablets, but the brightness slider in Action Center won't be available until build 18277 and higher. However, it's gone for me in build 18362.
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@BrinkThank you Brink.Hello George,
Correct, it'll only be available for laptops and tablets, but the brightness slider in Action Center won't be available until build 18277 and higher. However, it's gone for me in build 18362.
that would be the .402 version (build 17763.402) of KB4490481 released only in RP in late March but felt like it was "incomplete." the .404 version seemed to be the "finished" one. my PC running Win10 LTSC 2019 (v1809) just got KB4490481 (the 404 version) several hours ago and so far no serious problems with it. though I ran a WU scan on a friend's PC running Win10 v1809 Pro a few hours ago but did not receive KB4490481. so it seems that KB4490481 will be delivered in "waves" or stages.
about someone saying that 1903 being released April 9? I highly doubt it now since I saw this mentioned here:
UPDATE 4/2: We have released Build 18356.21 (KB4496796) to Windows Insiders in the Slow ring who are currently on Build 18356.16. This update will get Insiders who are on Build 18356.16 back into a good state so they can update to Build 18362. We are allowing a few days for this update to roll out before offering Build 18362 – so that means Insiders will still not see Build 18362 offered after updating to Build 18356.21. But stay tuned!
Same here, but this CU is not auto-pushed so I'll just wait until I get it on the 9th. Microsoft learned me that I don't want to manually do things on my computer.I still have a PC that's on 1803 and I am doing an experiment to see what will happen to it when updates are rolling out automatically.
Dang....you're bad!Same here, but this CU is not auto-pushed so I'll just wait until I get it on the 9th. Microsoft learned me that I don't want to manually do things on my computer.
My laptop did the update yesterday but updated to 17763.402. Today it did a NET, Framework update and then updated to 17763.404.
BSOD for me! Yay!
Tried 3 times already. Something about a service exception. I'm sure it is caused by using that program Win10 Privacy
No biggie. Have to use the backup from Oct.
Multi-boot system with many backups from that program Drive Snapshot. It backs up my Win10 partition is 2m1s. Restores it in less than 4 min. while booted in another partition. Image is compressed to 13.3 GB. Is that fast or what?
Edit: Restored in 3m 02s
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Image that didn't have Win10 Privacy took the update no problem.
Hi Brink and everyone,
I like doctorwizz above also have BSOD on every machine I have after restarting to complete this update. They all run Win 10 Enterprise. I don't have any special software running and I've never had such problems before. I got out of the fix by doing a system restore and I'm back at 17783.379 now. I tried an experiment or two. I tried the standalone windows catalog installer....same thing. I tried also the installer for kb4493510 and strangely it said it was already installed (but its not...well not that I can see). Its all very odd.
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