KB5000802 CU Windows 10 v2004 build 19041.867 and v20H2 19042.867 Win Update

secondsight said:

It is true that KB5000802 seems to be gone from Windows Catalog.....

If it ever was 'gone', it's certainly there now....


https://www.catalog.update.microsoft...x?q=+KB5000802

Much regretting to get this bug-update !
My printer MP520 always printing without any problems , now Im getting big white lines over my photos , when printing from the Photo-viewer .
When opening the photo in the MS-photo app , the printer works fine again !
Looks like the Photo Viewer is not supported ( again) .............!!

Never seen this before , seems to be a big (!) bug in latest CU-update....!!

Bree said:

If it ever was 'gone', it's certainly there now....


https://www.catalog.update.microsoft...x?q=+KB5000802

When I clicked on the link (on the first page of this thread) earlier it took me to KB4601319. So I then searched for it in the WUC and it was not found. Then I copied the link for it directly into the address bar, hit return and it started to download.....

Answers on a very small postcard.

It is for sure back in there now after being gone for a while.

KB5000802 successfully installed via windows update on my system yesterday (along with KB4589212)
(Took me up from Win 10 Pro 64bit, v20H2, b19042.804 to v20H2, b19042.867)

No problems so far.

Printing to my HP Laserjet 400 M401dne is working fine.

Should I uninstall this update? I rarely print and I have a HP printer that's a couple of years old. Home printer. Are there any reports of the blue screen of death that are not related to the printers? Or do they only appear when people are printing something?

Used a Canon MP 520 , always no problems , untill this latest CU ............printing only possible with the MS-Photo app !
Not with the good old photo-viewer anymore , wont be long next update will arrive soon............

That is why it is always advised to postpone PT Updates for at least 15 days by pausing Updates in Settings or if one is adventurous enough, make sure to have a system image backup before installing them. That way if any bugs show their ugly faces, one is good to always revert back. I would not take a chance with a System Restore which is not as safe as a System Image backup.