Windows 10: New update options for Windows 10, version 1703

Brink · Apr 25, 2017

With the release of Windows 10, we simplified the servicing process by moving to cumulative updates, where each update released contains all the new fixes for that month, as well as all the older fixes from previous months. Today, most organizations deploy these cumulative updates when they are released on the second Tuesday of every month, also called “Update Tuesday.” Because these updates contain new security fixes, they are considered “Security Updates” in Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) and System Center Configuration Manager.

Based on feedback from customers, we are making some adjustments to the updates that we are releasing for Windows 10, version 1703 (also known as the “Creators Update”). With these changes, we will routinely offer one (or sometimes more than one) additional update each month. These additional cumulative updates will contain only new non-security updates, so they will be considered “Updates” in WSUS and Configuration Manager.

Note that we may occasionally identify non-security fixes that address more critical issues that could be affecting organizations. In those rare cases, a cumulative update would be considered as “Critical Updates” in WSUS and Configuration Manager.

For those using Windows Update for Business, these new “Updates” and “Critical Updates” will not be installed on any devices that have been configured to defer quality updates.

Organizations have the flexibility to choose what to do with these new non-security cumulative updates:

Deploy each of them just like the updates on “Update Tuesday.” This enables the organization’s PCs to get the latest fixes more quickly.

Deploy each of them to a subset of devices. This enables the organization to ensure that these new non-security fixes work well, prior to those same fixes being included in the next “Update Tuesday” cumulative update which will be deployed throughout the organization.

Selectively deploy them, based on whether they address specific issues affecting the organization, ahead of the next “Update Tuesday” cumulative update.

Don’t deploy them at all. There is no harm in doing this since the same fixes will be included in the “Update Tuesday” cumulative update (along with all the new security fixes).

We believe these additional cumulative updates, and the increased flexibility that they provide to organizations, will be beneficial to organizations of all types. As always, please continue to provide feedback on other ways that we can continue to improve the Windows 10 servicing process.
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Andre Da Costa · Apr 25, 2017

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EricTuin · Apr 25, 2017

Windows 10 : There are currently no power options available

Same problem here...3 Windows 10 machines, new 4 months ago Updated to Version 1703 - 15063.296 and there are no longer power options available. Any help would be appreciated.

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