Windows 10: Update Question

I was just wondering why my computer only lists five updates in the update history?? One of them is for the GPU that failed to install. Thank you for your time.

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Windows 10 retail license key

I've been looking into possibly getting Windows 10. I found retail license keys being sold on eBay for extremely cheap (under $15). It
seems like there would have to be some issue with these. However, I'm not sure what the problem could be. I've been doing some research. If I understand correctly, if it's retail then it cannot be OEM. Also, if it's retail, I understand it cannot be
a volume license key. From what I understand, it cannot be MSDN, either. If it were simply pirated, then I don't see how it could be activated as they claim it can be. What am I missing? FWIW, it comes from Europe, but claims to be valid worldwide.

(Not linking to the eBay sale as I don't want to "promote" it if there is an issue with it. But what can you suggest to me based on the little info available?)

Edit: A possibility... could it potentially be resold to other parties and activated by them, but then if I reinstall (when enough activations have been done), I will be unable to reactivate again?

 

ipv6 network loss( keeps disconnecting and when i repair says network protocal missing

ipv6 network loss( keeps disconnecting and when i repair says network protocol missing, but under property's it shows ipv 6 checked

 

How long has Windows 10 been running on this PC? Cumulative updates are issued monthly, the most recent being January 10, 2017 - KB3213986 (OS Build 14393.693). Four cumulative updates installed through Windows Update would be consistent with a system that was first booted around mid-October 2016. Two CUs and two Malicious software removal tools would place it about mid-December.

Note that restoring a system image or reinstalling Windows, either by a reset or an in-place repair install will clear the update history.

 

It would be sometime in December I believe, so this would make sense. Thank you for your answer.

 

You're welcome.

If you click the 'learn more' link in 'Settings > Update & security' it opens a web page listing the cumulative updates and their dates (note that some are only for mobiles, and a couple of the most recent were only for manual downloading). There's usually a malicious software removal tool issued at the same time as the CUs. The next update is expected to be issued this coming Tuesday.