Windows 10: KB3150513 Installed multiple times succesfully?

My PC just downloaded and installed KB3150513 successfully for the 3rd time.
Can anyone shed some light on why this occurred?
I also have not received the CU yet. Still waiting.
Thanks.

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VPN Issues after KB3150513

I'm also facing issues while connecting with Fortinet Client vpn 5.4.

Prior KB3150513 the VPN connection working smooth. But now even after multiple times we uninstall and install fortinet result the same.

 

Microsoft Update KB3150513 installed 5 times in the last 2 months

I have the exact same version of windows and the same installations of this update. Go to this link and see the Archived Updates, this isn't updated live, so the latest updates don't show yet Windows 10 Update Archive As I
said before it is released to prepare your system for the latest version of windows which is the Creator's Update. They are trying to fix all the things that have been going wrong when updating to the new version before it is available to you. It is not
available to everyone at once through Windows Update, they are rolling it out because everyone couldn't do it all at once.

Please don't let this be a concern. It may even happen several more times before your machine gets the Creator's Update.

Thanks.

 

MS is updating data in the update periodically. There's more detail about this in another thread on updates like this.

 

Here... Should I allow KB3150513 to install or not?
...and here. March 15th 2017 Update KB3150513 for Windows 10 Version 1607

 

Thanks.
Any idea why the CU hasn't downloaded yet? Not anxious to update...just curious.

 

MS has an extended roll-out program.
1. Think of the load on their servers and the www
2. They prioritise PCs somehow, based on the probability of success

If you wish to manually upgrade, the tutorial section (which you're free to browse and search) shows you how to
- download an iso
- create a bootable drive
(or you could burn it to a DVD)

This is what I do:
1. Disk image everything (Macrium Reflect (free) so I can recover if things go wrong quickly and easily - many other advantages of using disk imaging- failed disk, unbootable PC, ransomware, backup, user error etc etc.
2. Manually upgrade at a time of my choosing

Then I have a bootable medium I can use for installing again and for some repair functions.

 

It's a phased rollout, newest machines first. It could be months or days before it's your turn. It all depends on your hardware and whether there are any known issues with it. If so, you may have to wait patiently. More on this here.

Windows 10 Creators Update rollout: First phase update