KB4532695 CU Win 10 v1903 build 18362.628 & v1909 build 18363.628

midgo · 29 Jan 2020

Bree said:

Because it contains no new security fixes. The B Release update on Patch Tuesday is the only one that's mandatory, the C and D releases are optional as the new software fixes they contain are not urgent. You'll be getting them next Patch Tuesday anyway.

Thanks for this information...

RingTailCoon · 29 Jan 2020

Installed and no probs :)

Fabler2 · 29 Jan 2020

One problem on an AMD laptop. Froze during 44% installing and had to do a hard shutdown. Continued installing okay after booting again.

VBF · 29 Jan 2020

mrgeek said:

Seems to have FINALLY fixed the problem of the mouse cursor not appearing right away in the Search box in File Explorer. I can now click and start typing vs clicking multiple times or just start typing blind.

And allows copy from / paste to the Search box.
Installed on 2 x 1909 Pro and 1 x Home machines

clam1952 · 29 Jan 2020

2 PC's done, 1 Home and 1 Pro, quick updates and no problem. Explorer Issues seem to be fixed.

bobad · 29 Jan 2020

Finally addressing File Explorer issues! Now if they would only make the File Explorer conform to themes. The bright white makes me snow blind.

Win7ine · 29 Jan 2020

IronZorg89 said:

At this point, you can try an in-place upgrade (Repair Install) and see what gives. I would not advise for a clean install, because that would be an arduous and tenuous job to be done on five machines.

That does work.

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IronZorg89 · 29 Jan 2020

Win7ine said:

That does work.

Glad and happy to see that the issue has been sorted out.

WDAGAR · 29 Jan 2020

Two of my computers updated OK, but third, which is AMD Ryzen 5-2400G/Gigabyte B450 with Windows 10 Pro,18363.592, failed with error 0x80073701 via Windows Update and also failed with downloaded copy of this CU. Update Troubleshooter, SFC, and DISM CheckHealth, ScanHealth and Startcomponentcleanup all found nothing wrong.
I created a 18363.628 ISO from UUP Dump and tried to do an in place upgrade (Repair Install) as mentioned by IronZorg89 above. Ran Setup and it opened the page requiring me to enter a Product Key. It seems like when I did this in the past, I could either select that I did not have a Product Key or just click Next without entering a Key, but that was not possible. I guess that I may have to dig out the old Windows 7 Product Key from 2 years ago if there is no easier way.
Could I just use the generic Windows 10 Pro product key? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

storageman · 29 Jan 2020

bobad said:

Finally addressing File Explorer issues! Now if they would only make the File Explorer conform to themes. The bright white makes me snow blind.

Hmm - Select the Dark Theme and you will see NO WHITE. I don't like white either, but my explorer is really DARK.