Yep, 17133.1 and then a cumulative for that and then 17134 as a full new build because errors with something with Windows Update I think. It had a cumulative update before 17134 though with this same issue showing a installed update as still pending, I can't explain at all I guess and just make it sound really confusing at the moment. EDIT: Well that just shows how badly I'm remembering at the moment. EDIT: Which means 17134.5 and it starting this little error (Should just clean install for RS5) then .48 and the error persisting with updates showing as pending (Probably local so something on my end.) and now with .81 it's fixed and all of this could and should have been avoided. Just tiredness I guess, trying to speed it up a bit and it bugged and then all this because I can't remember the details correctly and making a mess of the entire thing trying to recall info that's completely wrong. Well, that too is useful experience. (Well I still can't really explain things well but eh, just have to be more careful when posting in the future.) EDIT: No point making yet another post but that was a really terrible way to turn everything on it's head on this page, making it seem like there's multiple more updates is just confusing and a full cascade of errors and inconsistencies post after post for what started as a incorrect version number, too late now to fix so what a mess I managed to turn this into and it shouldn't have gotten that far at all if I had slowed down a bit more, I can do better. (Well I can stick to reading at least or double checking or something to try and avoid the same thing next time, I found a fun little glitch possibly but yeah the rest was just one error after the next trying to post about it.) EDIT: Guess I can't delete these posts either, might just make it more confusing though well a few more replies as this topics moves along and back on track and this can get buried on a previous page and that's going to be that. (Best course of action probably, just have this entire little episode left behind and forgotten.)
Did you upgrade your gpu drivers accordingly? nv just came out and maybe amd, It should support wddm 2.4. don't forget about proper chipset setup driver
there is no point on blindly updating your system with every update if it is running smoothly. but then you must be able to judge whether the update is indeed meant for you or not ! and that takes OS knowledge not the technician level stuff.
In general updating the install will keep it safer and more stable. The chance that the update will harm the install is really small, it's best to install the available updates. Most people on tech sites forget that they are the minority of users worldwide. And most who have real problems are the ones who tinker with it themselves.
i agree , but u remember the build before 17134.1 , i am talking about 17133 it was also an update but it slowed the systems and eventually 17134.1 has to be released.... if one has ample time he may go for all updates and experiment but for me since i have got hold of this build 17134.1 and is going pretty much fine in every sense , i would update only when a CU addresses something at kernel level and or some other performance enhancement at kernel or memory management algorithm changes etc...
17133 was a revoked build, it has nothing to do with UPDATING, how much MSFT wants to call it an update, it is a full upgrade to a new build. It can't be compared with a CU in any way.
Remember, Cumulative Updates are just that, they include EVERY UPDATE which has not been installed. So just install all of them, you will get them anyway.