Windows 10: Cumulative Update KB3216755 Windows 10 version 1607 build 14393.726

No bug, no error, same stability. The file is 1.02GB, installation takes 25 minutes. Give it a try!

 

When will the general users be able to download it,
Will we have to wait to second week in Feb

 

You can download it now, if you want to.
Microsoft Update Catalog

 

Thank you for conformation that I can do it

 

I updated from the Microsoft Catalog and had no problems. *Smile

 

I Installed KB3216755.msu manually immediately after the clean install and before enabling WU. The result is same has previous one (. 693): Update packages were installed from WU in less than 10 minutes. The standalone installer method represents a gain of almost 2.5 hours over the enigmatic WU. No doubt in my mind now, the key is in the catalog.

All the best,

PS: This KB file was available to public a few hours after it came out

Edit: I also installed AMD Software app before enabling WU and that would explain why Audio package failed. Second screenshot shows the last update I just made.

 

Thank you downloaded and installed ok seems to be all working ok

 

Code: DISM.exe /Online /Add-Package /PackagePath:"<replace by path>\windows10.0-kb3216755-x64_6aaaf4518b7a1f9de38e26d089a7d87032da35ec.cab"[/quote] done on a virtual machine without problem

 

Just installed! New?

Bob Frost

 

Hello Bob,

This was originally released to Insiders in the Release Preview ring a week ago. Are you currently in this ring?

Cumulative Update KB3216755 Windows 10 RP ver 1607 build 14393.726

Re-released:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...nuary-10,-2017

 

So being as I already have it I wont get it through windows update which is good to know
One less update to worry about as it is working ok on all my systems

 

I suspect when they unleash it on the public it will be done with a slightly higher version number than this release preview (extra tweaks sneaked in) so unfortunately it'll come tumbling down the update pipe again. Personally I hope this stays on ice until the traditional patch Tuesday in just over a week so we don't get hit with two sets of updates in quick succession. I remember probably a 2 or 3 months back they chucked a cumulative update out on the Friday before patch Tuesday so we ended up getting two in a matter of days. As someone who wants the amount of updates to become less frequent it was not great. It's fine for insiders who enjoy and have the time to play about with new versions and can tolerate the bugs or side effects of early releases but for general public I do think they shouldn't push them so frequently. Once a month is more than enough. Just my opinion though

 

Forgive my density, I downloaded the 1GB cab file, but how do I install it? *Huh

Edit: OK, never mind - google is your friend!

CAB file - Install in Windows 10

 

I have all previous updates until 14393.693, could not find it through Windows Update so downloaded and installed manually. But in the updates history has a different name from "Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1607 for x64 based Systems (KB3216755)". It has "Windows Update (KB3216755)". DISM and SFC were and are positive before and after this update. Someone in same situation?

 

Hi,

Since it was installed manually it won't be listed in "Update history".

Cheers, *Wink