Windows 10: Cumulative Update KB3116900 December 08 th.

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Cumulative update for Windows 10 Version 1511: December 8, 2015
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3116900





This update replaces the previously released update 3116908.

 

Downloading now. *Smile

Source: December 2015 Security Update Release Summary - Microsoft Security Response Center - Site Home - TechNet Blogs






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Windows 10 build 10586: very slow boot time even after last 2 and 8 december 2015 Microsoft cumulative updates

After having updated Windows 10 to build 10586, boot time (to desktop) has increased from 8-10 seconds (of 10240 build) to 50-60 seconds, regardless o.s. is installed as an update or as a clean installation from ISO (o.s. on a Samsung 850 Pro SSD 256GB).

The problem persists even after installation KB3116908 cumulative package of 02 December 2015.

The problem persists even after installation KB3116900 cumulative package of 08 December 2015.

I temporarily solved this boot time issue (unbelivably) by disabling the auto-hide flag of Windows taskbar!!! But this is a temporary workaround, not a solution!!!

What are going to do in Microsoft labs about this odd behavior? Are they determined to solve it? How long should I refrain from using the auto-hide function of the Windows taskbar?

 

Windows 10 build 10586: very slow boot time even after last 2 and 8 december 2015 Microsoft updates

After having updated Windows 10 to build 10586, boot time has increased from 8-10 seconds (to desktop) to 50-60 seconds (to desktop) regardless o.s. is installed as an update or as a clean installation from ISO (o.s. on a Samsung 850 Pro SSD 256GB).

The problem persists even after installation KB3116908 cumulative package of 02 December 2015.

The problem persists even after installation KB3116900 cumulative package of 08 December 2015.

I temporarily solved this boot time issue (unbelivably) by disabling the auto-hide flag of Windows taskbar!!! But this is a temporary workaround, not a solution!!!

What are going to do in Microsoft labs about this odd behavior? Are they determined to solve it? How long should I refrain from using the auto-hide function of the Windows taskbar?

 

Just verified that I had 20 KB's installed today, *Biggrin one was 3119600. (insider SSD drive). I am on .29

 

Preparing to install. *Huh

 

Got it.. successfully installed.

 

Cumulative update for windows 10 KB3116900 Update just downloading

 

Installed successfully along with a few Office updates.

 

Never mind*Smile

 

Smooth update, no problems so far*Smile

 

All done 10586.29 *Smile

 

I have a Win10 Pro and a Win10 Home Desktop, both have had KB3122947 since 12/4. Today's updates are:
KB3106614 for Silverlight
KB3114365 for OneDrive
KB890832 for Malicious Software Removal Tool
KB3116900 for Cumulative Update
KB3119147 for Internet Explorer Flash

 

Installed without problems

Bugs that existed before update are still present after update *Sad

 

All Good Here, shows 10586.29