Hi Bluescreen, I'm not sure what update repository you're referring to that hasn't been updated (maybe drew84's list?), but abbodi1406 updated the list of updates available through WHDownloader just last week. Here's what he has listed for .14393 (LTSB 2016). The release dates for the updates is added at the end: KB4038782 cumulative update 2017/09/12 KB4035631 servicing stack 2017/07/31 KB4038806 Flash update 2017/09/06 KB3186568 .NET 4.7 2017/04/21
Been having issues with my ISP... as it stands, only 15063 [1703] is currently up to date.. will resolve the rest later
Thanks for pointing that. I was referring the link in the first post in the tread, witch is supposed to be up to date. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-hotfix-repository.57050/page-77#post-1177885 But it is not... I found the abbodi1406 ' post and made my ISO. Thanks
(to upgrade to Windows 10 RS2 from previous versions of Windows). In August my friend, a laptop with Win 10 1607, automatically downloaded the updates to Win 10 1703 and gave an error when updating. Then in September, through DISM, I installed all the updates from the list for Win 10 1607. I created the assembly Win 10 1703 with all the updates. And successfully updated from USB, to Win 10 1703. Then I made a cleaning with the help of DISM. There are "three updates" left in the Installed Updates list.
Here's the way abbodi1406 determines the Release Date for updates, as shown in WHDownloader: The date is pulled from the "Build Date" field in the pkgProperties.txt file from inside the .msu. For example, the Build Date shown in Windows10.0-KB4038788-x64-pkgProperties.txt is "2017/09/06" and that would normally be the Release Date shown in WHDownloader. But since the CUs are so large and released so often, he doesn't download every one of them. Sometimes he just uses the date reported by the server. And more recently, uses the dates of public release. That's why the Release Date shown in WHDownloader for KB4038788 is "2017/09/12" (and not "2017/09/06"). And that's why I was confused earlier. Thanks to abbodi1406 for explaining his current process to me.
Appreciate the info.. The Dates that i've used for 1703 are from the catalog, however.. normally it would be the date when update first surfaces here at MDL
FAST or SLOW = Insider Preview builds, Release_Preview still is for early access to updates. But i only keep up with the current official release and the IP build releases, not older ones.
@ laser2016 hehe very strange when installing this KB4038801 x64 on my system take a lot of time so I think my O.S. enter in infinite looping but not really take very very time to conclude