Windows 10: Microsoft Released Windows SSU Update kb4560366 to Windows 10 client v2004 and to Windows...

On 09th June 2020, Microsoft released another Windows Servicing Stack Update KB4560366 windows 10 client v2004 and to windows 10 server v2004.

I am sharing the direct download links for www.catalog.update.microsoft.com

For windows client 10 v2004 and windows server v2004 SSU kb4560366 64bit os.
http://download.windowsupdate.com/c/msdownload/update/software/secu/2020/06/windows10.0-kb4560366-x64_653c88cde27a1adff38843c1b054fbbcef380b6f.msu

For Windows 10 client v2004 SSU kb4560366 32bit os
http://download.windowsupdate.com/c/msdownload/update/software/secu/2020/06/windows10.0-kb4560366-x86_a3e87cf039c5a25ba3e4200892cfee30911d4689.msu


This update kb4560366 must be installed before installing CLU kb4557957 which is released on 09-06-2020.




Sources are taken from::

https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB4560366



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Microsoft Resumes Automatic Download of Windows Vista SP1 Prerequisite SSU Patch

Microsoft today said that it would resume automatic distribution of the Servicing Stack Update (SSU) needed for installing Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1). On February 12th, Microsoft first began pushing the Servicing Stack Update (SSU). While several million customers installed the updates successfully, many users reported endless restart problems with their PCs caused by the KB937287 SSU patch. This prevented them from successfully installing the Vista SP1. Microsoft then suspended automatic distribution of the SSU, until now. Starting from tomorrow, the fixed SSU patch will be available for automatic download via the Automatic Update feature on Windows Vista OS. The company also revealed more information today about the root cause of the endless reboots. "SSU has special code to check whether there are any pending reboots or other updates to install, ... If it sees either of these circumstances, it prevents the install from starting.", the Microsoft Update Product Team Blog posted. "During our investigation, we discovered that there were a few unknown and rare events during the middle of the installation of the update that could cause the update to think it needed a reboot to complete the installation. If this happened, the system entered a repeating reboot loop." Continue reading the full post here.

Source: Microsoft Update Product Team Blog, Computerworld

 

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