Day one patch for Windows 10 features over 1GB of fixes and improvemen

Mine is 16393 on the UK English (Aka the Queen's English) version x64.

One thing I've noticed about the 29 July version vs the earlier 10240 version of Windows 10. The Runtime Broker is better behaved. It doesn't run continually any longer, taking up to 40% of CPU. Now I see it only run on occasion, instead of being a resource hog. I upgraded to the 29 July version with the Microsoft upgrade tool.

Antilope said:

One thing I've noticed about the 29 July version vs the earlier 10240 version of Windows 10. The Runtime Broker is better behaved. It doesn't run continually any longer, taking up to 40% of CPU. Now I see it only run on occasion, instead of being a resource hog. I upgraded to the 29 July version with the Microsoft upgrade tool.

well in my case Runtime Broker is still a resource hog (taking 10-20% cpu continuously ), making my HP 630 laptop a mini oven.
and none of the solutions (disabling background apps, cortana, etc) worked.

rockstar said:

well in my case Runtime Broker is still a resource hog (taking 10-20% cpu continuously ), making my HP 630 laptop a mini oven.
and none of the solutions (disabling background apps, cortana, etc) worked.

Runtime Broker is a service called Time Broker, which can be disabled through editing the registry.
Go to RUN and type regedit.exe and select OK.

Find the following entry and change the 3 to a 4.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TimeBroker] "Start"=dword:00000004

4 is Disabled, 3 is Manual and 2 is Automatic startup.
Before editing, the original value was 3. Set to 4 to disable. Just change the 3 to a 4 through the MODIFY menu selection, exit regedit and reboot your system.

I checked that ..683 update and it was installed on the 28th.