KB4601382 CU Windows 10 v2004 build 19041.844 and v20H2 19042.844 Win Update

ddelo · 24 Feb 2021

Brink said:

Hello Dimitri,

Yeah, I'm not sure why Microsoft still referenced KB4598481 in the release notes instead of KB5000911.

I can't find any separate release page or download from the Microsoft Update Catalog for KB5000911 yet to reference here.

You might be right.
Oops, KB4598481...is still there. I missed that.

Usually the new SSU, removes the one it replaces. What's wrong now..???

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BrianInEngland · 24 Feb 2021

I had this update on 20H2, I switched to Beta channel this morning. This update is now showing as Installed, but I wasn't aware it had. I certainly didn't do a restart in the last hour.

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Melchior · 24 Feb 2021

ok so its safe to apply this update, I will install it now and report back...
wish me luck.. lol

ddelo · 24 Feb 2021

@Brink,

Shawn you're right. There is no info from Microsoft for the KB5000911

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But the question remains. Why it hasn't removed the older KB4598481, once the new one was installed succesfully...?

EdTittel · 24 Feb 2021

I tried installing on two different machines. Both hung at about 25% completion:

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I guess I'll have to wait for this to slipstream into Patch Tuesday stuff sometime...
--Ed--

[PS Added 20 minutes later]: It did complete on my desktop PC. It just took a long, long time to finish. Consider yourselves warned!

ddelo · 24 Feb 2021

EdTittel said:

I tried installing on two different machines. Both hung at about 25% completion:

I guess I'll have to wait for this to slipstream into Patch Tuesday stuff sometime...
--Ed--

Ed. it's normal. The same thing happened to me at 25%. It got also stuck (for less time) in 74%.
But it finally went through.

abax2000 · 24 Feb 2021

ddelo said:

Ed. it's normal. The same thing happened to me at 25%. It also got also stuck (for less time) in 74%.
But it finally went through.

Exactly same pattern.
Only that finally update failed with 0x80070003.
Ran dism x3, sfc ->all ok.
Windows Update troubleshooter had a finding that reported fixed.
Ran sfc again -> all ok.

After that, reboot, Brink's bat file for resetting update; did not find the registry entries, concluded successfully.
Tried again; unsuccessful again with 0x80070003.
The update asks for a reboot, that goes up to 7% (and fails). Exactly same behaviour as with KB4598242, that managed to overcome only with in-place update.
NOT AGAIN

smalltown · 24 Feb 2021

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Downloaded and installed KB4601554, and then KB4023057.
Everything seems ok. On KB4023057 it downloaded 100% then it appeared to be downloading it again judging from all the internet activity I was watching. When It installed I too saw it go to 100% then it installed it again. It seemed to chew on it for quite a while, but installed ok

Brink · 24 Feb 2021

ddelo said:

@Brink,

Shawn you're right. There is no info from Microsoft for the KB5000911

But the question remains. Why it hasn't removed the older KB4598481, once the new one was installed succesfully...?

I'd assume KB4598481 is there as a prerequisite for KB5000911.

Emer · 24 Feb 2021

Yes you are right, Shawn.
KB4598481 is there as a prerequisite for KB5000911

The question why it hasn't removed the older KB4598481, maybe because it's named as "Servicing Stack 10.0.19041.841" at view installed updates list

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it's weird though.