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It's easy to kill the downloading of it, just open up Task manager & kill the Update Orchestrator Service under Service Host: Local System.
From there just grab the update from the catalog on the OP & go from there.
Cumulative Update KB4041676 Windows 10 v1703 Build 15063.674
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New #101
Mine stopped downloading after 15 percent. I then disconnected my wireless adapter, plugged it back in, and reconnected to the internet, and it downloaded fine after that. All of the updates have done that since version 1511. So kind of annoying, but the updates got installed.
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Silly question, just had this update arrive and install and all seemed to go well.... BUT I can't remember the two lines in the taskbar as shown in the image to resize, is it me or has this appeared since the update?
May just be me.... lo
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New #104
Right-click the Taskbar, and then on "Taskbar Settings". In the the window that opens, toggle the button "Lock The Taskbar" to "On". That should do the trick. Putting it back to "Off", you'll see the vertical bars reappear.
Last edited by IronZorg89; 11 Oct 2017 at 22:53.
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New #105
Fantastic... thank you that worked perfect, now gone :)
I knew they were not there before lol...
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Uh-OH! October Windows 10 Patch Tuesday update is reportedly causing more harm than good for some | On MSFT This update will cause troubles you guys!
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New #109
Microsoft's workaround for the time being is to go into the system BIOS and disable UCSI prior to applying the update.
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