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That's old Dimitri, It doesn't contain anything for the 9900K and that has µcode update according to Intel.
I stand corrected....and I apologize!
You're absolutely right mate. For the newly announced MDS vulnerabilities they are up to 1709.
Last section, in the Summary of Intel microcode updates
It's just 1803 with the May cumulative update included.
Cumulative Update KB4499167 Windows 10 v1803 Build 17134.765 - May 14
A relatively painless fix for all those errors with DISM cleanup. Run it all in Safe Mode. I got tired of having to reboot over and over to get some object unlocked or to behave..... so have been running all DISM cleanup commands in Safe Mode, and no issues. Added benefit..... you should reboot after DISM work anyway, so going back to Normal Boot takes care of that step.
OK, so now I'm puzzled. I also experienced what others reported here -- thanks to @khanmein and @IronZorg89 for their follow-ups which quoted my earlier post to this thread -- and had to install KB4494441 TWICE to get to .503. Here's what I see in my update history on the production PC as an example:
What's the deal here? I'm a little surprised and puzzled by this phenomenon. There's no longer any doubt in my mind that two installs of the same CU are required to get completely up-to-level (.503). But I'd like to know why? Anybody got an explanation, or some idea of what's happening here? TIA,
--Ed--
Ok, I see many of you running new PS version 0.13 with MDS entries added.
When I try to follow this site to load new module https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...ngs-powershell
The command " Install-Module SpeculationControl" gives me just a pop-up window, "what file do you want to open"
I tried DL script as noted on that site PowerShell Gallery
| SpeculationControl 1.0.13 but after I unpack it I again run "Import-Module.\SpeculationControl.psd1 " I get a red error saying path, name is not right but it is.right, so stuck on version 0.12.