Windows 10: Cumulative Update KB3176929 for Windows 10 version 1607 build 14393.10

Neither did I. It just updated really fast, restarted and I do not see any changes yet. Extra polish without seeing the extra polish, lol.

 

I forgot to mention it also installed a folder on drive C:\Windows10Upgrade that is a bit over 15 meg.

 

No Windows10Upgrade folder here or any Desktop icon

 

Yeah drive C: looks the same as it always has here too. No changes yet. Not sure what the update was for (PC Fixes?), lol but it sure has given me something to wonder about. I'd laugh if a Birthday party video just popped up on the screen at midnight, and id also probably fall out of my chair.

 

The update was very fast, about 50 seconds with a normal reboot. Windows 10 version 1607 build 14393.10 installed on this desk side system. There was no desktop Icon Windows 10 upgrade assistant shortcut , nor any new folder like drive C:\Windows10Upgrade or anything else.

Wonder why some are getting these things and others are not...a bit strange.

WEJK

 

You think that's strange, some people are getting the update and not even in the insider program. LOL

 

About the AMD Crimson drivers installation--applies to all of them in my case--I have found this to work consistently for me for several months...when installing the Crimsons, there is a very small checkbox that appears in the AMD driver installer GUI (black in color) which is located in the bottom-center of the AMD installer screen, that by default is checked and says: Automatically download latest drivers . As the installation proceeds, you'll be presented with yet another such black, AMD installer screen which, again, presents a by-default checked checkbox for Automatically download latest drivers, located in the same place.

So, you'll see two check boxes during the AMD install process IIRC that both say Automatically download latest drivers. Be sure to UN-check both check boxes when presented with them before the install process for your new Crimsons is complete and you are asked to reboot. I've noticed that when these instructions are followed that Win10 does *not* attempt to install another AMD Crimson driver in its place! Until you go about installing the next Crimson driver set that rolls down the pike, of course...*WinkAt that point you must Un-check the by-default checked check boxes for the newer driver just as you did for the 16.7.3 Crimson installation!Rinse and repeat going forward until either Microsoft or AMD or both decide to change the format!

The first time I installed the 16.7.3 Crimsons I actually forgot to uncheck both check boxes in my haste to install them and the result was that shortly after rebooting, Win10x64 force-installed--or at least attempted to force-install the 16.6.0 Crimsons right over the top of the just-installed 16.7.3 Crimsons! Needless to say that was a very undesirable place to be *cough* and so I immediately reinstalled the 16.7.3's and this time I remembered to un-check both default-set check boxes--that was yesterday and the result is that not once has Windows 10 tried to force-install *any* AMD GPU driver on top of the current 16.7.3's!

Anyway...hope this little tidbit helps you a bit...*Biggrin...! Here's a screenie for ya!

 

Certainly does help out, I must've missed one or both of those check marks and I usually catch them lol

 

Where to get the 'Latest' Win10 PRO 64bit ISO File? (with this update included)

 

Yeah, right now it is going to upgrade to 14393.10 instead of 14393.5.

 

I had a similar experience with AMD graphics and WU. WU installed Crimson ver 20.19.0.3283
7/21/2016.

However when I ran the amd autodect program it said the latest driver was 16.2.3, which installed as an upgrade over the WU version. Boot time is significantly faster with the native AMD drivers.

 

Nowhere because there isn't one.

 

Can't fine any such folder. . .*Smile

 

It seems 14393.5 has now been updated to 14393.10 now.

 

Yes, just did it myself. Who was saying that .5 was RTM ?