KB4568831 Cumulative Update Windows 10 v2004 build 19041.423 - July 31 Win Update

IronZorg89 · 01 Aug 2020

Bree said:

Apparently...
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll - Wikipedia

Tip of the hat for this finding. You are very good!

Bree · 01 Aug 2020

IronZorg89 said:

Tip of the hat for this finding. You are very good!

Actually finding it wasn't that difficult, I've known about it, been there on holiday, and known how to pronounce it since I was a kid

IronZorg89 · 01 Aug 2020

Bree said:

Actually finding it wasn't that difficult, I've known about it, been there on holiday, and known how to pronounce it since I was a kid

WOWWW!. Anyhow, that doesn't remove the tip of the hat. When I first saw the string of random letters I thought he has chosen haphazardly the keys on the Keyboard. I would never have guessed there was any meaning to it.

bobkn · 01 Aug 2020

Bree said:

Apparently...
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll - Wikipedia

Reminds me of a cartonn I saw in Punch maybe 40 years ago. A patient sitting on a doctor's exam table. The caption read: "Good news, Mr. Williams. You're not dyslexic. You're Welsh."

thomaseg1 · 01 Aug 2020

bobkn said:

Reminds me of a cartonn I saw in Punch maybe 40 years ago. A patient sitting on a doctor's exam table. The caption read: "Good news, Mr. Williams. You're not dyslexic. You're Welsh."

Reminds me of an old joke:

A man walks into a pub and hears to people talking welsh.
He asks the Barman "why do they talk that way?"
The Barman answers "Because there are more pubs in Wales then
in All Britain".

I guess being American I don't truly understand it especially since this
joke came from a Scot .

Bree · 01 Aug 2020

IronZorg89 said:

When I first saw the string of random letters I thought he has chosen haphazardly the keys on the Keyboard. I would never have guessed there was any meaning to it.

Actually my 6 year old grandson has independently discovered it for himself and learned to pronounce it. He hasn't mastered Windows 10 yet, but that's mainly because he lives in a Mac household. He's a wizz on his iPad

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IronZorg89 · 01 Aug 2020

Bree said:

Actually my 6 year old grandson has independently discovered it for himself and learned to pronounce it. He hasn't mastered Windows 10 yet, but that's mainly because he lives in a Mac household. He's a wizz on his iPad

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Probably, like father, like son... Something that runs in the family! It happens sometimes for some fortunate people.

slicendice · 02 Aug 2020

Lots of fixes in this one. None that affect me though.

kado897 · 02 Aug 2020

slicendice said:

Lots of fixes in this one. None that affect me though.

One thing I've noticed 2004 was taking a long time for Windows to shut down on my laptop. That is no longer the case after this CU. It has gone back to the way it was on 1909.

gtspeck · 02 Aug 2020

flhthemi said:

Here's how this went for me...

Saw the option in updates for the Install Optional Updates clicked it and ticked the box and started the process and nothing was indicated that anything was ongoing. So I clicked the Check For Updates several times and each time the result was I was up to date. So I thought well I'll restart the PC. Restart resulted in a screen telling me it was updating! It sat there like that for about 10 minutes, long enough for me to go out and watch my dog take a dump and come in and eat a doughnut. When it finally rebooted there was a notice I needed to restart for the .net update, which I NEVER got any indication it was getting that. Rebooted again. All looks well but that was totally the lamest Windowz update I've EVER had. Not for the meek!

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The same thing happened to me. Strange!