Windows 10: Windows 10 Update KB3106932 and KB3105210 - October 29

Update for Windows 10 - 10240 (KB3106932) - servicing stack, replaces KB3081452

x64: https://t.co/X5yBlWx13P

x86: https://t.co/u90ymYSz82


Cumulative Update for Windows 10 - 10240: (KB3105210)

x64: https://t.co/mSV9bqzkN9

x86: https://t.co/OB6CBxVyQX

*Wink

 

Excerpt from the link you provided:
"This update for Windows 10 includes functionality improvements..."

It's more than mere security updates, like tech websites are saying tonight. Why does Microsoft have to be so cryptic....like Google. They should be proud to toot their own horn over enhancements and improvements!

 

Thank-you! I read this: "This update makes improvements to ease the upgrade experience to Windows 10." on the Microsoft site and was thinking that my PC must have forgotten that I'm already running Win10.

 

How do you find these URLs Cluster Head?

 

I was pleasantly surprised. No issues at all on both my W10 pcs.

I am wondering why "to easy the upgrade experience." is included though. I mean, we already have upgraded. Suppose it doesn't matter. It's just odd.

Anyone know anything about this?

 

Exactly! Main thing, no problems caused by it which is pretty good for MS.

 

installed and rebooted with no problems
everything seams to be working

 

Installed and working without problems

These seemed a lot slower than previous installs, usually after the reboot at 35% the rest goes very quickly, this one I watched counting up from 35% to 100%

no problems with it, but it looked as though it was updating a lot of files for me

 

The last update I got took a bit to install and then the restart was, slow. But no issues to report.

 

Being a good portion was security updates to Edge and IE after .ntdll .ieaptfltr .iertutil & .ieframe libraries were updated, the changes must also be applied to WinSxS files. That goes for the other updates too, and being a prep(most likely) for the November upgrade/update....*Think

 

I suspect that one of the updates was for the big update in Nov. Really not sure what to expect with that update. I'm all set up with a dual boot 10240/10576 so I've got all of my bases covered. So far 10576 is working just fine.

 

576 seems to have "fixed" some of the stability quirkiness of my 2 problem children, Edge and Groove.

 

Is 10576 good I am happy with windows 10 now so will this make it even better

 

It's getting better with each build. What I want to see is the features/updates that are included with the November update for the RTM. That better rock.

 

Windows Explorer stopped responding and was closed

not what I like to see *Sad