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I don't think my computer installed latest cumulative update
Windows 10 Version 2004 (OS Build 19041.508)
Hello, my problem is that I'm pretty sure judging from the OS Build number that the latest cumulative update for this month wasn't installed. I think what happened is that when the computer was on earlier today, it downloaded (and I don't know, maybe even installed) the update but the computer was turned off instead of completing the update. When I turned it on this evening I got a message that some updates couldn't complete because of something shutting off so I went to Windows Update and downloaded and installed a few minor updates (including something for .Net Framework, but it might not have been the big one) but I saw no cumulative updates. After the minor updates were done, I tried clicking Check for Updates but it says the system is up to date. I know it probably isn't since there's a cumulative update every month and the OS Build number for this month's is supposed to be different. I reboot the computer and try Check for Updates again. No luck, it still says system is up to date. But according to the update history the last cumulative update installed was KB4571756 on 9/8/2020.
I also don't see a Cumulative Update for .Net Framework 3.5 and 4.8 for Windows 10 this month either. The last cumulative update for .Net Framework I see in the update history is "Cumulative Update for .Net Framework 3.5 and 4.8 for Windows 10 Version 2004 for x64-based systems (KB4571756)" also installed on 9/8/2020.
So what do I do, do I ignore this and wait for next month's cumulative update to come out? Could my system even be damaged in some way I haven't noticed yet? Can I do something to make the Check for Updates feature actually detect and install this like it should? Should I install the cumulative update manually and is there anything else I should install first if I do? Does the same go for .Net Framework? Thanks in advance for any help.