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KB5016688 Windows 10 19042.1949, 19043.1949, 19044.1949 Win Update
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Long Update
Windows update did the optional one first then rebooted. I had to run windows update a second time to get the net update. The optional one took over about 2 and a half hours. Don't know why. The second took about 15 minutes. Haven't run sfc yet but will do it now.
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mine did it in reverse, did the .NET framework first in about the same 15 min's, but the main KB5016688 (in optional) took the same about 2.5 hours then had dramas with DISK CLEANUP hanging for ages till i actually cancelled it then it hung in restart till i had to turn it off via power button.
after finally getting to restart i did a big cleanup with:
Dism.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup
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sfc /scannow (no integrity violations found)
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Ccleaner
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Disk Cleanup (worked properly this time)
just another painful episode bought to you Microsoft.
cheers (and 1961 was a good year)
Rob
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this update was not delivered to my 22H2 machine (thank god)
RobLast edited by rooscoota; 27 Aug 2022 at 02:28.
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Idk . . .
For better or worse I've left WU to it's own machination's and it does my updating automatically overnight. I've left it that way b/c I have 3machines now an' keepin' track of it drives me crazy.
2.5 hours for the one?
16688 is siting, waiting, with no sign of the .net update but I've seen this behavior before where updt's will sit for awhile.
Current level before 16688 is applied:
Code:Edition Windows 10 Home Version 21H2 Installed on 4/18/2021 OS build 19044.1889 Serial number MP****45 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4180.0
1951 was good too!
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Just noticed this optional update. Downloaded and Installed with no issues noticed.
SFC and DISM found no problems.
1949 was a very good year!
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