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I'm kind of inclined to agree in as much as I am also baffled by MS thinking. The first issue I don't care about, don't even know what it means but the second issue I'd say is a major thing if store apps or installs fail. Personally I don't have the issue at all so I am not rushing out to download this manually, I'll adopt a stance of 'if it ain't broke then don't fix it'. But if it is causing the general public issues then it should be pushed via Windows update and not as you rightfully say left to the user to figure out. Most users would not know about manually installing. We only know about it because we read these forums. I can only imagine that the second issue is not common and affects a small amount of users which is why Windows update is not getting it.
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Brink! Went through the 4 (yes, so far 4) updates (since 14 Mar Patch Tues) this morning sequencially and B4 restart of the last one 'kb4015438' I dwnlded KB4016635. I had absolutely NO issues during any of the 4 as downloaded, and restarted (per prompts). My question, should I go ahead and 'install' the MS catalog KB4016635 that I dwnlded from the link (in case I have an issue that may not be evident yet)? In other words, would it be imprudent to go ahead and install this as a precaution/just in case factor? I ask because there is an old saying 'If it aint broke, don't fix it' BUT since we ARE dealing with some bonkers MS non-functioning programmers, I wonder if I should just patch over the 4 installed this morning that has come along since the problematic 14 march '3' extra 'fixes' (4 if you include this one). Thanks for any pro/con input! 
