Windows 10: Cumulative Update KB4025342 Windows 10 v1703 Build 15063.483

Frightening isn't it. They write the source code and they still can't get it right *Biggrin

 

Aren't those the same links as Shawn has in the announcement?

 

Updating now... "working on updates - 64%"

 

We have had updates in the past between builds.

 

Yeah, I know what you mean, Josey. A lot seeing that wouldn't know what it was, so I just pointed it out. There have been, rare occasions, a Flash for Insider mid-stream.

 

Just installed the update. Still seeing the "settings" issue that I saw with last update that I uninstalled. I think I'm just going to tolerate it as it does seem the settings are being honored. IE seem to be working fine.

Here is what I mean by the issue:





You can see on the left it states off or on but on the right everything is on. If I move something, then they adopt the correct pattern but once I come back it is like the pic again. Annoying.

 

Not certain but it worked for me and showed the updated flash player...sorry if duplicated.


Edit: Not the same KB4025376

 

But when builds now are at times 21 days apart it can be an issue. Back when they did this we were getting 2 builds a week?

 

My Flash Player for Edge "broke" with the May update. Hopefully the links provided on page #1 of this thread will help. Thanks to the person who shared them!

 

I have been reading through this thread, do I have to re Install this CU??

 

Yes, as we discussed last time it appears that the settings are being misreported as being all on, while the actual settings are as you set them. If you toggle the 'Get notifications from apps and other senders' switch off then back on again it then seems to correctly display the underlying true settings. Annoying, as you say.

 

Thanks to a heads-up from @Josey Wales

I just did a check for updates, and got a Flash Update. Thanks, Josey!

 

Thank Heaven this update went well. About 15 minutes. Installed smoothly. Just got home from a grueling trip into the big city. It involved government bureaucracy. Then a 2 hr drive home in heavy rush hour traffic. Great to see my PC. *Smile

 

Was this a hard question??*tip

 

You don't have to, Josey, but IMO you should to at least get the security aspects of it.