KB4524570 CU Win 10 v1903 build 18362.476 & v1909 build 18363.476 Win Update

BKnight · 12 Nov 2019

swarfega said:

Your updates may go faster with USb install.

I know - but I have a bunch of blank DVD-Rs just sitting around.

Bree · 12 Nov 2019

alkaufmann said:

My version is now 1909; what are the features?

Not a lot, it's only a minor update. For the full list see here:

What is new in Windows 10 version 1909

kado897 · 12 Nov 2019

swarfega said:

I'm still on RP Insider, should I now change back to normal?

I'm going to leave my daily driver on RP and see how it goes. You just get some updates earlier.

swarfega · 12 Nov 2019

kado897 said:

I'm going to leave my daily driver on RP and see how it goes. You just get some updates earlier.

I'll do the same.

DJG · 12 Nov 2019

goopy said:

Greetings BKnight.

Did you get a chance to install it? Did you end up with 18362.418 or 18363.418?
Many thanks and best regards,

My System/About shows 1909 with 18363.476.

pietcorus2 · 12 Nov 2019

HOW (!) to remove, 4 times installed, KB890830.........???

Compumind · 12 Nov 2019

Hmm...

Microsoft says that in 1909 -

A CPU may have multiple “favored” cores (logical processors of the highest available scheduling class).
To provide better performance and reliability, we have implemented a rotation policy that distributes work more fairly among these favored cores.

Anyone notice a difference?

Access Denied · 12 Nov 2019

Compumind said:

Hmm...

Microsoft says that in 1909 -

A CPU may have multiple “favored” cores (logical processors of the highest available scheduling class).
To provide better performance and reliability, we have implemented a rotation policy that distributes work more fairly among these favored cores.

Anyone notice a difference?

A small but nice improvement when my security cameras are converting/saving the footage. About 8-12% less cpu usage on average.

Scottyboy99 · 12 Nov 2019

JSheridan said:

You're welcome. I get so much from this forum it's not often I get to give something meaningful back.

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I don't see a way to uninstall them. Hopefully the multiple installs didn't hurt anything.

MS still needs to sort this out. The vast majority of the public won't be so savvy as to do this.

Compumind · 12 Nov 2019

Access Denied said:

A small but nice improvement when my security cameras are converting/saving the footage. About 8-12% less cpu usage on average.

Thanks. How about in the boot process - power on to desktop?