Kb 4023057

I just do it out of habit, as I'm very security-conscious, and yes Windows Update should update automatically, although I still end up applying several definition updates a day.

I'd rather do that and be up-to-date, than be exposed to the possibilities of viruses / malware.

mjbj403 said:

I still end up applying several definition updates a day.

Use Task Scheduler to run the following command at intervals:

"%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" "-SignatureUpdate"

Definition updates will be installed automatically, if any.

Code:

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19042.746]
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C:\Users\Matthew_Wai>"%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" "-SignatureUpdate"
Signature update started . . .
Signature update finished.

C:\Users\Matthew_Wai>

Just tried Windows Update troubleshooter, and restarting PC.

There were some problems reported (I can't remember what) before I restarted, but the problem I was having before still persists.

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I have to go out soon, I'll be back later.

I may try SFC, and DISM, see what happens.

Use the following tool to hide KB4023057

https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...wushowhide.zip

Source: Hide or Show Windows Updates in Windows 10

Well, SFC and DISM didn't change anything.

Having said that, tonight is 'Patch Tuesday', so I will wait and see what happens with that, whether that will change anything.

My WUMT found the following updates:

Yes, Windows Update found those.

Having said that, despite hoping the updates might remedy the problem, it hasn't actually made any difference.

I still keep getting prompted for KB 4023057.

Hide KB4023057. You can do without it. I hid it as soon as I found it.