Yep, most will get 10014 offered, @whatever127 managed to get 10015 a few times on his attempts by WU slow ring.
Yeah I observed the same exact thing with 18362.10005/6 and 18362.10012/13 so I wasn't expecting to see any different results with this release.
I thought when you run the system file checker on a clean install, you found errors if you used them, but don't if you don't use them.
If you follow the link on the home page it works... which I downloaded earlier and installed only to encounter rollup error. If you search for 18362.10015 then select x64amd and then go through to browse for list of updates (just to grab only the cab files)... you will see the page comes up as error!!!
UUP search for 18362.10015 (browse for list of files) is now back up... Downloading the files again and will see if rollup errors are encountered again. Update: Error Encountered Durning Rollup
I have a test installtion with 10013 and 10015 will not installl for me. everytime windows update tries to install the 10015 update, it ends with error 0x800f0984. -andy-
Guys i need guidance , i have one old laptop on which windows 10 , 10240 is running with updates disabled and activated via KMS. I want to upgrade it to 19h1 , I downloaded the 19H1 ISO from adguard and ran the setup , it ran but installation failed message came at the end. Kindly share what should be the procedure to upgrade windows 10 , 10240 to 19 H1 , I don't want fresh install.
Same error here too when I install the 10015 .cab. I logged in the insider program, Windows update offered me 10014, and guess what? 0x800f0984 again.
Hmm so that's why those are throwing up an error when trying to install them then, was curious and checking the log points to some Cortana component and script, well might be another update issue then. I did notice UUP initially acquired a 271 MB archive for the .15 cab file though and then a 274 MB file before it grabbed what I assume is the full 281 MB archive but none of them worked and it could just have been a temporary snag too. EDIT: And I see it also works on some systems too. Curious but oh well not much I can do about it but keep reading and see if there's some more info available.