Windows 10: Cumulative Update KB4048955 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.64

They bloody removed it but only reinstated after complaints for a few languages. I have to have eng-us as well with my default en-gb.

They have added it back for a lot of new languages including en-gb and Finnish in insider version.

Whether we have to wait until next Spring, who knows!

You can run osk.exe to get standard keyboard as a workaround.

 

I had several systems hang trying to do the initial restart on the Windows Update screen. Error message 0x8024a11a. I ended up having to do a manual restart. Everything then installed ok.

JohnD

 

Oh, but they do - and I have just got both (go figure)...

 

I have on my Teclast X98 Plus tablet Insider 17035 version with excellent touch keyboard. I am planning to install the same on the Lenovo, only because of the keyboard.

 

Hi,

On Ocober 10th the same similar update was installed according to my Update History. Very strange.

Cheers, *Wink

 

When I updated to the Fall Creators Update, Windows doesn't calculate the size on my recently installed apps under Start, apps and functions. Is this normal or is it a bug? The previous installations done on the CU is calculated correctly, but not on FCU.

 

My laptop is stuck at "We couldn't complete the updates, Undoing changes" loop while trying to install this update. Does anyone have a solution?

Event viewer shows this: "Installation Failure: Windows failed to install the following update with error 0x800F0922: 2017-11 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1709 for amd64-based Systems (KB4048955)."

 

In another post last week I mentioned my ASUS Windows 10 bogging down (ASUS ModelQ524U). Thought had remedied by changing routers, but then: Took most of day to figure out today's issue is Windows updating. Mine is saying updates are Cumulative and just Windows 10 version 1703 for x64-based systems, plus Security update for Adobe Flash Player. Started early a.m. and is still going now into late afternoon. Not sure why it has to intefere with use of computer, but responses are frustratingly slow when I try. And others in this thread seem to have updates lickety split. Maybe my inexpensive ASUS, even with all it's memory and drive space, just isn't up to the task.

 

"2017-11 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1703 for x64-based Systems (KB4048954)." Windows updates finally stopped. Except this Cumulative one's update history says: "failed to install." Update status says: "Some updates were cancelled. We'll keep trying in case updates become available."

 

Then you need to post in the other thread because this thread is for the monthly update of version 1709, not 1703.


Cumulative Update KB4048954 Windows 10 v1703 Build 15063.726 and .728 - Windows 10 Forums

 

Tired after each update to revive the computer. After this update, Windows Spotlight and Foobar2000 ceased to work 1001 times. Again 6 hours of setting up debugging and re-registration of modules. Tired!

 

Ok, Rocky. I reposted into link you provided.

 

My Asus lappy was quite cranky this AM, mouse not responding, pages loading slowly, so I did a restart and figured out why. The update was loaded and got the message installing windows etc. Had not got to check for updates yet, but installed without issue. Now performing as usual. *Party

 

On an older machine, the restart after applying KB4048955 results in multiple attempts at installing "something", additional re-starts and finally the message it couldn't complete the updates and was undoing the changes. When the machine eventually re-starts, this update is still being offered and the machine is - again - requesting a restart.

MS offers a total of 8 different version of this update for manual download and install. This machine has an AMD Phenom II X4 965 processor so I downloaded both, the Delta and the Cumulative Win X64 version of this update and attempted to install the update manually. Everything appeared to go well but again, re-starts were required and those restarts, again, ended up with roll-backs.
As this goes on "ad infinitum", I turned off updates in the hopes this will get fixed eventually but the machine keeps insisting it requires a re-start - which then gets rolled back e.t.c. e.t.c.

Windows Update Troubleshooter was not able to resolve the problem. SFC /scannow reports everything is fine.

And finally: The update apparently was installed at least once but one of the roll-backs must have un-installed it: It is no longer listed.