KB5015878 Windows 10 Release Preview Build 19045.1865 (22H2) Insider

rooscoota said:

it didnt on mine, updated it to 21H2 19044.1889 system 1 in sig

it was the KB5014666 that upgraded to 22H2 on my second system re 22H2 Enablement package for Windows 10 system 2 in sig

Yeah, sorry, I already was on 22H2, it just updated from 1805 to 1889.

Is this build going anywhere? It seems to be stuck while others move forwards.

MUser said:

Is this build going anywhere? It seems to be stuck while others move forwards.

Read post #10 -- looks like this was just a test.

Mark Phelps said:

Read post #10 -- looks like this was just a test.

So is this build now stuck without any updates until later this year?

MUser said:

Is this build going anywhere? It seems to be stuck while others move forwards.

It goes as with the 1904x builds.

MUser said:

I'm stuck on 19045.1889, what can I do?

Just go to Control Panel and uninstall the 22H2 Enablement KB5015684 and reboot.
Then Windows Update will take care of the rest, it will install the other 2 updates first and when it is done it will offer the enablement package again and you can let Windows Update reinstall it. 😊

Here is what it shows after it is done with all 3 updates:



You can decide if you want to stay at 19044.1947, in that case just don't reinstall the 22H2 Enablement.

fg2001gf10F said:

Just go to Control Panel and uninstall the 22H2 Enablement KB5015684 and reboot.
Then Windows Update will take care of the rest, it will install the other 2 updates first and when it is done it will offer the enablement package again and you can let Windows Update reinstall it. 😊

Here is what it shows after it is done with all 3 updates:



You can decide if you want to stay at 19044.1947, in that case just don't reinstall the 22H2 Enablement.

Ah this now makes sense. Thank you.

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fg2001gf10F said:

Just go to Control Panel and uninstall the 22H2 Enablement KB5015684 and reboot.
Then Windows Update will take care of the rest, it will install the other 2 updates first and when it is done it will offer the enablement package again and you can let Windows Update reinstall it. ��

Here is what it shows after it is done with all 3 updates:



You can decide if you want to stay at 19044.1947, in that case just don't reinstall the 22H2 Enablement.

Err, that didn't go well - stuck in a loop of updating and rolling back, see below.


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Now running build 19044.1947.
How? I booted from the Windows release media on a USB and uninstall the last quality update. After rebooting, I then left the Insider RP ring/level. But KB5012170 will still not install but the PC is BIOS only so I'll ignore it.