From: this@ddress.is.invalid
J. P. Gilliver wrote:
> On 2025/11/20 16:38:49, rsutton wrote:
> > On 11/20/2025 10:58 AM, Frank Slootweg wrote:
> >> rsutton wrote:
> >> [...]
> >>> New development, this morning I have an entry in my View update history.
> >>> I now have "2025-11 Security Update for Windows 10 Version 22H2 for
> >>> x64-based Systems (KB5072653)", it says "Successfully installed on
> >>> 11/18/2025".
> >>
> >> KB5072653 is an upadte to *prepare* for the actual Extended Security
> >> Updates (ESU):
> >>
> >> 'KB5072653: Extended Security Updates (ESU) Licensing Preparation
> >> Package for Windows 10'
> >>
> >>
> >>> Still no mention of a Cumulative update.
> >>
> >> The first real update is (as installed on my wife's system (Dutch
> >> text)):
> >>
> >> 2025-11 Cumulatieve update voor op Windows 10 Version 22H2 for x64
> >> gebaseerde systemen (KB5068781)
> > Frank,
> > Well, that's interesting info. I don't have KB5068781 listed in the
> > View Updates, but, if I click on the link on that page to un-install an
> > update, it is listed. So I guess that means it's installed otherwise it
> > wouldn't let me uninstall it. Does that make sense? How would I ensure
> > that it is actually installed? I'm uneasy about this...
> > Richard
>
> Looking at what Reliability Monitor tells me:
[...]
> 2025/11/18 3:47
> Installation Successful: Windows successfully installed the following
> update: 2025-11 Security Update for Windows 10 Version 22H2 for
> x64-based Systems (KB5072653)
[...]
> no sign yet (2025/11/20 19:1x:xx) of KB5068781, or any other KBs, [...]
I got KB5068781 on November 16, but because this system (my wife's
previous system) was in storage, I did a 'Check for updates' (or
whatever the wording is), so a manual check/pull. (The whole download
and install process took three hours (!) on this rather old hardware
(including Defender update, MSRT (Malicious ...) and quite a number of
(UWP) 'apps').
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