Cumulative Update KB4515384 Windows 10 v1903 build 18362.356 Sept. 10 Win Update

Downloading it right now at 19%.

Faith said:

I know it says they fixed the search bug, but can anyone confirm who had that issue previously to me?

Appears to be OK.

Thank goodness for inplace upgrade and media creation tool my updates have now installed correctly and it didnt take too long only about 20 minutes so winver now says build 356.

I'm getting it now.

Done and dusted. Very happy with the ease this one seamlessly downloaded and installed. As usual, I will have to review my settings in Task Scheduler and GP editor to see if any has been changed and most importantly after 2-3 days using the machine to see if there are no bugs. So far, so good..

Like I can to view in Sleepery reply, I have three troubles with this KB4512941:

1. The RAM consumption with Canary Edge (the only application open) was 656 Mb (two tabs open).
2. The % of the occupation in the CPU was 23,5%.
3. The qualitication of the consumption's energy was qualified by the same Task Manager : High

This for what I ask over the new KB4515384. Thanks, anyway.

Installed update and set the bing registry setting back to zero and the search no longer searches the web and cortana/cpu is fine. Thanks for the quick fix M!

This was a weird problem, thankfully easily solved.

My router is a BT Home Hub 6 from my ISP. It has a USB3 socket and I have a 2TB external HDD plugged into it and shared on the network. It's a simple-minded server with no password or account needed and requires SMB1 to connect.

Every single machine I updated to KB4515384 no longer could connect to the network share on my router, while every machine yet to be updated still could. The error message was:

\\192.168.1.254\<name of share> is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.

Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service.

Apparently this sort of thing is the fault of the Samba server...

"Insufficient Resources" means that the Samba server on the NAS ran out of memory. It shouldn't happen, but it does....
...The problem will probably solve itself once you reboot the NAS...

Solved: NAS200: One of the Shared Folders cannot be access... - Linksys Community

...and indeed restarting the router was all it took to restore normal service.

However, this has never happened before with any previous update. Makes me wonder what exactly MS meant by this 'Highlight'...

Updates to improve security when using Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, networking technologies, and input devices such as a mouse, keyboard, or stylus.

Mine updated fine with no incidents. They are starting to get better. It only took about twenty minutes.