KB4586781 CU Windows 10 v2004 build 19041.630 and v20H2 19042.630 Win Update

steve108 · 07 Nov 2020

kado897 said:

It's been broken for a while now.

Not on 20H1, only on the does-nothing-for-me 20H2

LTSnow · 07 Nov 2020

Installed the CAB file only and did it before anyone posted here. I'm living on the edge. Of course, I did an image first. Everything appears to be fine.

IronZorg89 · 07 Nov 2020

IronZorg89 said:

Cannot get it either from Windows Update in Settings. I am going to have a go at the Cab file.

Done and dusted via the Cab file route. No issues while installing:

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kado897 · 07 Nov 2020

steve108 said:

Not on 20H1, only on the does-nothing-for-me 20H2

Yep, it was broken by 20H2. So now it's broken on 2004 as well?

JGToy · 07 Nov 2020

One computer done, updated thru WU without any problems apparently!

Josey Wales · 07 Nov 2020

I finally got it installed. My File associations were all messed up for .cab. Thanks Shawn for all that you do.

alkaufmann · 07 Nov 2020

I used to be able to right click on CAB files and select install but that option is no longer available on my system. I tried to add the install command to the drop down menu, but that did nothing. I went with the DISM command and it worked. It brought back good memories of the MS-DOS days.

Now I wonder what got changed.

Ak

DJG · 07 Nov 2020

alkaufmann said:

I used to be able to right click on CAB files and select install but that option is no longer available on my system. I tried to add the install command to the drop down menu, but that did nothing. I went with the DISM command and it worked. It brought back good memories of the MS-DOS days.

Now I wonder what got changed.

Ak

I had to install Brink's registry mod to get that back.

JGToy · 07 Nov 2020

alkaufmann said:

I used to be able to right click on CAB files and select install but that option is no longer available on my system. I tried to add the install command to the drop down menu, but that did nothing. I went with the DISM command and it worked. It brought back good memories of the MS-DOS days.

Now I wonder what got changed.

Ak

Just use the tutorial from @Brink - CAB file - Add Install to Context Menu in Windows 10 and you should be good to go!

Josey Wales · 07 Nov 2020

DJG said:

I had to install Brink's registry mod to get that back.

That is how I got it back.