Integrating it to a boot.wim with the former CU "KB3176938" already in it: Code: An error occurred - Package_for_RollupFix Error: 0x80070032 Error: 50 The request is not supported.
Why? For testing purposes (i just as well could have tested it with the winre.wim (all updates have state: installed)) For creating an uptodate/working windows install iso Etcetc....
Well if they didn't fix that, and released it public and WSUS, and ignored the feedbacks and forum posts about it, I guess it's about to be SHTF. Everything on my network stays at 14393.82 until this is resolved. Edit: got a chance to test it, .103 breaks SYSVOL connectivity, but bypassing it straight to .105 doesn't. The machines I had tested .103 on had to be in-place upgraded using the 14393 ISO to clear it up.
Thank you, this works perfectly Now I was finally able to finish writing and testing a script blocking such update
Hi, I just installed TH1. Unfortunately there is no update for the Mail & Calendar app anymore. Has someone here the last version for TH1? The last version is round about from April 2016.
what are update schedules like now? random? in win7 i remember it used to be around the 2nd week of each month
Still on "Update Tuesday" as you said with scheduled updates released the second week every month on Tuesday. With Win10 it's bundled together into a cumulative update including all other previous fixes so it's pretty convenient plus if you run it via the Windows settings update screen itself it'll just download the new components instead of a few hundred MB for the full KB .cab file. As of the Insider program there's also been a few releases for the third "release preview" ring before they hit general release so you might see some of those being mentioned or linked to but as far as I'm aware there's been nothing since the previous months cumulative update. (And the stand-alone flash player update for Internet Explorer plus the diagnostic tool that they do every month for a quick scan for common malware types, forgot it's full name.) EDIT: So later today then perhaps for the next CU? (Possibly followed by a newer CU for the insider users but we'll see.)
Just a reminder, according to Microsoft Sept. will be the last Month for "Patch Tuesday". Starting Oct. CU's will be issued for Win 7, Win 8.1, just like Win 10.
Switching to rollup or cumulative doesn't change the status of 2nd Tuesday, it will still/always for security patches mainly, hence the label "Patch Tuesday"