Don't know. We've known that it was cumulative but that servers still had a problem with the cab version. I'm running it in a vm right now. will edit this post as soon as I know. EDIT: Negative, they're still pushing 79 and 74 in Windows Update with this msu installed.
This method makes sense. I'm pretty sure they're going to push 10240 to the end-user and have them download patch. I just hope they get over their fear of cumulative patches. It makes no sense to have patch be 99.9999 same and still require previous.
Network adapter bug noticed. Not sure if from 3074681. Going to be going through and uninstalling them one by one to try to isolate the one with the problem.
I just ran sfc /scannow after i installed KB3074681 and it isn't finding any problems. FYI: I have a clean install of Win10 Pro (OEM Image with the 4 previous Hotfixes integrated.)
It could be the method with which they upgraded from some of the pre-74 updates. I don't know.... I'll try and figure it out. Edit: removing 3074681 fixed my explorer restart issue when viewing network adapters. I'm going to sfc scan and try to dism /add-package the cab and see if it returns. Edit2: removing 3074681 did not fix sfc errors. I'm still uninstalling and checking them one by one.
Also explorer crash on Programs and features /view installed updates right-click on any update Right-click second time crashes explorer Also click on uninstall crashes explorer Installed all 5 updates using dism /add-package method
Can confirm that. Oh boy... so much about forced updates. Hope they're going to test them a little more intensive once it is in the wild... EDIT: Quick workaround if you need to access adapter properties: you can go to network and sharing center (old control panel), click on your connection to view the old fashioned status window, and click properties there.