Cumulative Update KB3216755 Windows 10 version 1607 build 14393.726

lvgandhi · 16 Feb 2017

fdegrove said:

Hi,

No idea as to why but read posting #1 for more info.

To remove redundant files left behind on your C: drive you can use MS Disk Clean Up followed by System clean up. It
may not reclaim 1.7 Gb as there may be new files added.

.Cab update will not show up in Update History but will be listed in the Uninstall Updates list.

Cheers,

Thanks. For me it is not showing in uninstall updates list also. Fig attached

Cumulative Update KB3216755 Windows 10 version 1607 build 14393.726-capture.png

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Comp Cmndo · 16 Feb 2017

Scottyboy99 said:

Thanks for confirming - looks like they held back flash too then. Yes it's refreshing, normally they release regardless of knowing there are issues. Will this new attitude hold for the future?

The reason is buried inside here & it was updated yesterday.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...date-kb3216755

Applications/callers that load KB 3216755 versions of the System.data.dll libraries may experience memory leaks. In extreme cases, such leaks can cause service or application crashes. The rate of the leak increases with the number of SQL queries issued by the calling app.

This issue will be addressed in a future release.
Article ID: 4011347 - Last Review: Feb 15, 2017 - Revision: 9

It originally said the fix would be released on 2/14/17 as KB3217574

Hewjr100 · 20 Feb 2017

I just realized that my system version is 16.07 14393.693. standalone update to 14393.726 say's update not applicable. Never got update thru settings update.

Henry

Phone Man · 21 Feb 2017

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/...pdate-release/

Looks like MS is holding off this update until March Patch Tuesday and my guess it will be a newer update.

They did release a Flash update today.

Microsoft issues some Windows security patches in February after all

Jim

Hewjr100 · 22 Feb 2017

Oh well I will have to wait. Thanks.

Henry

reddice · 28 Feb 2017

Good I don't mind waiting. I never care about updates anyway. For over 20 years of using windows I never got hit with a virus and I even back in the day use to download cracked versions of expensive software back when there was no free open source alternatives. BTW I don't do that anymore.

MartinO · 28 Feb 2017

reddice said:

For over 20 years of using windows I never got hit with a virus and I even back in the day use to download cracked versions of expensive software back when there was no free open source alternatives. BTW I don't do that anymore.

Lol. TMI. What does that have to do with anything anyway?

tracit99 · 05 Mar 2017

Has anyone on 14393.xxx Fast Ring seen 15046 or 15048 from Windows Update? Or is it because 14393.xxx is not UUP capable? My thinking is that since both 15046 and 15048 were released as full esd updates in addition to UPP maybe 14393.xxx might have a chance. In he past I was usually switched within 24 hours, but so far I have not seen anything.

DooGie · 05 Mar 2017

tracit99 said:

Has anyone on 14393.xxx Fast Ring seen 15046 or 15048 from Windows Update? Or is it because 14393.xxx is not UUP capable? My thinking is that since both 15046 and 15048 were released as full esd updates in addition to UPP maybe 14393.xxx might have a chance.

If you are on version 14393 then you are on the Release Preview Ring or not on the Insider Ring at all. Not quite sure I understand your question ?

tracit99 · 05 Mar 2017

Ah there is an option you failed mention. I was on the Release Preview ring and yesterday I switched to the Fast Ring. So now I am on the Fast Ring using build 14393.726. I was hoping to see Windows Update download and install 15048. I know it can take some time to switch but am I waiting for something that is never going to happen? In the past I was usually switched within 24 hours, but so far I have not seen anything.