Strangely KB5030209 and KB5030261 sucesfully installed for me even after installing KB5030265, which is supposed to contain the previous 2.
I thought that installing the full package wouldn't allow me to install the separate hotfixes, which I didn't know that also existed. BTW, since IE is being updated, is it still working? It's been quite a while since I'm using the IE -> Edge bypass, so I haven't tested the updated version.
They should have called it "Update for the Trident engine". The actual browsing GUI has been neglected for many years, now.
Please allow me to ask partly OT and probably stupid questions about the monthly .NET Security and Quality Rollups: They are fully cumulative - correct? I ask, because on system with an update status of spring(ish) 2022 I manually installed KB5030182 (= 2023-09 rollup) and yet got KB5021091 (= 2022-12 rollup) offered via Windows Update. Is the reason simply that WU does not notice that an "after ESU period update" is installed? Btw... what is the correct procedure with a new installation of .NET 4.8? Simply "SSU (if not up to date) -> .NET (e.g. with the offline installer) -> latest monthly Rollup"? Thanks and greetings, Martin
Windows Update does not recognize 2023-09 rollup unless you deployed WU ESU Patcher - Standalone How did you exactly installed KB5030182? it's just a wrapper for 3 updates .NET 4.8 only require SHA2 support, no SSU matter
They stopped the nag to upgrade and get a free win 10 license but never stopped it for real. That is what is patched by MSFT. So you claim upgrading fom activated 7/8.1 to 1709 will still give us a fee hwid?