Windows 10 updates

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Al-Faqir

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Hello! I have a question regarding the nature of Windows 10 updates, how they are delivered and how they are installed.

I am running Windows 10 Build 1803 with latest updates. I had a serious issue that turned the system completely unstable and I have reinstalled Windows (clean install). Is it supposed to received the whole number of updates installed in the past few months? I have checked for updates and I only received 4 updates! I did not receive this one
KB4100347 for example. Is this normal?
 

AriDfoix

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KB4100347 for example. Is this normal?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...or-windows-10-version-1803-and-windows-server

Be sure that you CPU is between one of the listed on the link,


I only received 4 updates!

Updates are of cumulative nature, meaning they include the previous ones on Windows 10
Microsoft Update Catalog


how they are delivered and how they are installed

Through fe3.delivery.mp.microsoft.com, fe2.delivery.mp.microsoft.com and so on...

Sometimes through msiexec.exe :)
 

Al-Faqir

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https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...or-windows-10-version-1803-and-windows-server

Be sure that you CPU is between one of the listed on the link,




Updates are of cumulative nature, meaning they include the previous ones on Windows 10
Microsoft Update Catalog




Through fe3.delivery.mp.microsoft.com, fe2.delivery.mp.microsoft.com and so on...

Sometimes through msiexec.exe :)

Thank you for your reply! Yes my CPU is on the list and I have previously installed the same update on the device. After I reinstalled Windows I have not received that update.
 
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AriDfoix

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I have not received that update.
This video will explain you more about CPU microcodes ^^

media.ccc.de - Everything you want to know about x86 microcode, but might have been afraid to ask

You probably already have that CPU microcode update, given the fact that you updated it before.

Usually if you will manually download that update again and run, will probably tell you a message that you are already updated; I don't know how Microsoft detect that you have already that CPU microcode, maybe some info about your CPU is sended to them, probably is a string.

I am not sure :p
 

Al-Faqir

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I am %100 sure that Windows 10 updates are a mystery. Microsoft seems to pull updates for some reasons.
 
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