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

Bree said:

DJG misread the Winver screenshot - the question should have been 'how did you get .962?'

And the answer is that .962 is in Insider Preview at the moment, and may possibly appear as an optional Preview CU for RTM builds later on in the month.

We should stick to discussing released version in this thread to avoid confusion.

Sorry guys, forgot this was a preview release.

I have an Nvidia system, so I will try reinstalling the driver (I have the latest version).
If that doesn't work, I wonder if uninstalling the preview will then allow me to then see KB5001330 and then block it?

Bree said:

DJG misread the Winver screenshot - the question should have been 'how did you get .962?'

And the answer is that .962 is in Insider Preview at the moment, and may possibly appear as an optional Preview CU for RTM builds later on in the month.

For non-insiders like me, you could always get its .cab file from UUPDump if you want to play with it (preferably in a VM).

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That is why I couldn't get .962 since I am not part of the Insider Program.

"and may possibly appear as an optional Preview CU for RTM builds later on in the month."
> MS is kinda legerdemain. Last time they did that, it got me really confused. I am thinking of creating another VM for those types of builds, but still wondering: Is it really worth it?

I was going to start a new thread, but googling Build 19041.928 takes me straight here so it seems like a good megathread to ask about this: Limiting my maximum processor power state no longer seems to work. Until recently setting it to 99% kept CPU usage down, and the temperature sane so that the system doesn't shut down when it's under a heavy load. Now, setting a maximum percentage of anything under 100% does absolutely nothing, CPU temp will rise to mid-80s Celsius and boom, computer's off. See the attached screenshots.

Of course if I were really l33t I'd solve the problem on the hardware side by improving my cooling, but it's frustrating as heck that this software workaround no longer works. Is this a known issue, or am I doing something else wrong here?

CountMike said:

Speedfan hasn't been updated in ages. Did you try AMD OverDrive ? AMD Overdrive Utility 4.3.1.0698 Download | TechSpot

I'll definitely give that a try. Speedfan doesn't do anything as far as controlling CPU activity, though (unless it does?); does AMD OverDrive do that? I guess I'll find out shortly... :)