KB5001330 CU Windows 10 v2004 build 19041.928 and v20H2 19042.928 Win Update

Clintlgm said:

Same here on all 3 computer updated, Actually on mine it installed twice, showing 100% installed then while waiting for the Restart to show it started over and installed a 2nd time this happen on all three units I updated through WU.

Seems to be related with the fact that SSU is being installed as part of the CU now (second install).

Hello all,

Anyone using win 10 20H2 Enterprise here?
I got a problem, downloaded and installed KB5001330 via SCCM today, after restart, the KB remains the same: KB5000802
But the SSU is updated to KB5001405.
SCCM detected the update as installed and I couldn't install it again.

Any idea how to fix it?
Thank You.

Busan said:

Hello all,

Anyone using win 10 20H2 Enterprise here?
I got a problem, downloaded and installed KB5001330 via SCCM today, after restart, the KB remains the same: KB5000802
But the SSU is updated to KB5001405.
SCCM detected the update as installed and I couldn't install it again.

Any idea how to fix it?
Thank You.

Try download manually from Window Catalog on page and do a manual install?

how to prevent the legacy edge from being uninstalled?

KB5001342, 1809 this update is similar to that but has been causing me performance issues like slow shutdown, slow startup and gameplay stuttering.

Does anyone also have this problem?

I read some articles about that update and the KB5001337 one and it also reported problems with some users

RoasterMen said:

KB5001342, 1809 this update is similar to that but has been causing me performance issues like slow shutdown, slow startup and gameplay stuttering.

Does anyone also have this problem?

I read some articles about that update and the KB5001337 one and it also reported problems with some users

Yep ......... https://www.windowslatest.com/2021/0...-failure-bsod/

Bree said:

I have noticed before that after some (but not all) CUs Disk Clean-up does not report any Windows Update files to clean up. When that happens I have taken to running dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup which, despite there being apparently nothing to clean up, usually finds a GB or so to remove. After that, for 19042.928 my Storage and Disk Clean-up looks like this - no windows update files to be seen anywhere.

Attachment 328022

BTW, if Windows Update consistently show some tens of MB for Windows Update files that it can't clean up, then look at 'uninstall updates' for any Flash updates that can be uninstalled. The 'update to remove Flash player' only prevents new Flash updates from installing - it disables, but does not remove, previous ones.

KB4586853 CU Windows 10 v2004 build 19041.662 and v20H2 19042.662 - post #161

I've read that one should leave component store alone. Is it generally safe to run that command? Uninstalling a Flash update that predated the Flash removal update got rid of the 50 Mb

i486 said:

I've read that one should leave component store alone. Is it generally safe to run that command?

Clean Up Component Store (WinSxS folder) in Windows 10 I hope so, but personally I can't be bothered to run it to save a few paltry GBs.

steve108 said:

Clean Up Component Store (WinSxS folder) in Windows 10 I hope so, but personally I can't be bothered to run it to save a few paltry GBs.

I don't think it's a good idea. Big upgrades will rebuild component store anyway and get rid of old junk, or they should anyway.

i486 said:

I don't think it's a good idea. Big upgrades will rebuild component store anyway and get rid of old junk, won't they?

I'm not sure, but like you, I prefer to leave it alone.

From The WinSxS folder: What is it and how to clean it up? - IONOS

I remember reading something like this a while back and decide to just leave it alone.

"It's important not to delete unneeded program versions from the WinSxS folder until the system has been running stably for a long time. Otherwise, you may no longer be able to downgrade to an older version or remove updates."