Windows 10 not detecting an update


  1. KingRageWin10
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    Windows 10 Build 14393
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    Windows 10 not detecting an update


    My Windows 10 won't detect windows 10 Build 14393.1613 (KB4034661) I have tried to restart and it still can't Detect it.
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    Any solutions?
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  3. Bree
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    10 Home x64 (22H2) (10 Pro on 2nd pc)
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    KingRageWin10 said:
    My Windows 10 won't detect windows 10 Build 14393.1613 (KB4034661) I have tried to restart and it still can't Detect it....
    Any solutions?
    Microsoft sometimes issue an extra update between the monthly 'Patch Tuesday' releases on the second Tuesday of each month. Often these are not sent out through Windows Update, usually because they don't contain any security fixes, just bug fixes. Those who need the fixes can download the update from the Microsoft Update Catalog, while those who don't won't be bothered by an unexpected restart in the middle of the month. If you want, you can download the standalone package and install it manually.

    Note that the KB article for this update doesn't include the usual statement that 'This update will be downloaded and installed automatically from Windows Update', it just says:

    How to get this update
     To get the standalone package for this update, go to the Microsoft Update Catalog website.
    Cumulative Update KB4034661 Windows 10 v1607 Build 14393.1613
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  4. KingRageWin10
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    I get it now! It's not an update that gets sent out because there isn't security fixes. Well, time to download the patch
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  6. Bree
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    KingRageWin10 said:
    ... Well, time to download the patch
    ...or wait until 'Patch Tuesday' all these patches will be in that - and then some. The downside of a manual patch is you download every patch since the original build (this one is over 1GB), in windows update you just download the bits not already patched by previous updates.
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