Usually, my monthly updates go smoothly, if slowly. This month, all parts like .NET were OK but it took me a few tries before KB5017308 successfully installed. However, my ThinkPad T450S is finally there with Windows 10 Pro x64 Version 21H2 Build 19044.2006.
Updated also 22H2 to 19045.2006.
my sequence went
1) Defender definition update (1.375.292.0)
2) MSR Tool update v5.105
3) long lull (it just automatically downloaded/installed the MSRT update and then put up the "button" to start the install for the final two updates)
4) .NET update (it said KB5017500 but the Setup tab says it's KB5017022)
5) SSU update (KB5016705)
6) Monthly update (KB5017308)
with some other lulls involving the system creating a restore point and then having to say "yeah, we don't need another restore point".
It took a relatively breezy 46 minutes to get the monthly update from "installing" to "it's time to restart" on my PC (compared to 65 last month, 73 in July or 65 in June)
It was a bit of a light update, some of it isn't in the description because it was in the preview from 2 weeks ago
3 computers updated successfully, sfc found no problems.
Only done one machine here so far but like @RingTailCoon, I didn't get a SSU showing in my installed updates. The last SSU for me is dated 27-08-2022. I got the .NET & MSRT though.
The update on my laptop ran into a bit of a lull around the time that it started moving a few packages from superseded to absent (KBs 5014699, 5015807, and 5013887 which are the June Cumulative, July Cumulative, and the June NET update) and that stuff takes priority.
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