Windows 10: Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1511 KB3136562

Interesting.
It's not called cumulative.
Nice find, Porthos.

 

I can get the x64 .msu file to work fine on all of my PCs except for one. All of the other PCs are running the en-US language version, while the remaining holdout runs the en-GB (British English) version. The US ones update fine; the GB hangs about 5% in, then announces the installation has failed a couple of minutes later. I don't think this is a coincidence or an accident: I'm guessing that MS still has work to do to internationalize this update. Anybody else who's running a non-[en-US] version can either confirm or correct this pretty quickly.

Anyone?
--Ed--

 

Its next morning and no signs yet in Windows update *Sad

 

No show here as well, but I can wait the last update jacked up WiFi, every now and then I get the limited WiFi no internet on my Surface 3.

 

I have tried tweeting @Windows. Some kind of explanation from MS is needed. I don't mind waiting for Windows update but need to know that they are actually going to deliver it. By not installing this as the standalone are we preventing further deliveries of build updates via Windows update. These are questions they should answer.

 

its patch Tuesday next week, I bet we will see it then

 

It's weird, yeah. I don't understand why they just release updates in two different ways and don't give any explanation.

 

Did a manual update within hour of thread notification. not experienced any problems.

 

My gut feeling is come patch Tuesday it will come tumbling down the update pipe (as Shakenstirred suggested). Maybe even with a later build number. It could even of been done like this to get a feel for how the public reacts to it before they officially release. But it is ridiculous the lack of communication. I've made a decision to follow the conventional method via Windows Updates. If the unlikely scenario is that people need to do this standalone install to progress with future updates too then MS needs to make that clear. I know people like us are aware of this because we frequent Windows forums and try to look out for stuff like this but we make up the minority of users with this mindset. The vast majority will be totally unaware and remain on 10586.71 for as long as it takes MS to pull their fingers out and use Windows Update.

 

I do completely agree with that; I also choosed to wait for the "normal" way : Windows Updates.
And I'm even more careful with this particular Update since the info given by Porthos here ...

 

Hi Ed, installed and running fine here with Language set to en-GB (British English) version.Hope that helps.

 

I am also waiting for this update, THRU my Windows 10. I am in no hurry and I can wait for MS to deliver it thru normal process. *Smile

 

Yes they should I agree with you there.
But have installed it on all my systems and daughters systems.
Which overall is 26 systems not one mess up and all updates went in as they should
One thing we have noticed the system starts up and shuts down quicker.
Also the web pages load faster at least on all systems we installed it on
Hope that helps you unless you want to wait.

 

Here's a complementary info on what Porthos reported here :
As I just read in another forum, it seems that if a user installs such an update manually, it will be listed as shown above; if the installation happens on the "normal" way through WU, it will be listed as "cumulative".
Good to know ... *Cool

 

Lets hope they don't find any problems and withdraw this patch before even releasing it through Windows update or you'll have a lot of restoring to do...

That is because WU only downloads and installs the objects required for your system whereas downloading the offline installer downloads and installs everything since November.

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