Windows 10: Windows 11 Cumulative update KB5008215 build no 22000.376 successfully installed top of...

On 14th December 2021, Windows 11 downloaded and installed cumulative update KB5008215 build no 22000.376 successfully on top of the build no 22000.348 without errors on Windows 11 RTM 64bit Enterprise.Asus Vivobook 15 R542UQ-DM153 with BIOS X542UQ.311 Intel i5 7200U processor.CLU KB5008215 can be downloaded from the Microsoft catalog official website

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W10 Pro V1903: 2019-11 Cumulative Update KB4524570 installs, but didn't update Build Number

Our HP 800-G3 was running W10 Pro 64-bit, Version 1903 Build Number 18362.418.

Windows Update just installed Cumulative Update 2019-11 KB4524570 "successfully", but the Build Number is still 18362.418. Also, the logging in Update History for this "successful" installation was placed in
the "Other Updates" section, NOT in the "Quality Updates" section, as it usually is.

The subsequent 2019-10 ".NET" update, KB4522741, ALSO is listed as successfully installed, but again, it's logged in the "Other Updates" section of "Update History", NOT the "Quality Updates" section.

Our other 4 PC's that have installed 2019-11 KB4524570 and KB4522741 now list their new Build Number as 18362.476, and all of the installations are listed in the "Quality Updates" section of Update History.
But all of those PC's are running W10 64-bit
Home versions of 1903.

So, were these "Quality" updates really successfully installed on the 800-G3 running Win 10 Pro, or not? And if not, what should we do about it?

 

Cumulative Update for Windows 10 for x64-based Systems (KB3156387) will not install

Anyone else having problems getting the Cumulative Update for Windows 10 for x64-based Systems (KB3156387) installed? This update has been failing for me & doing a failed to update after downloading & reboot, then rebooting & removing the update.

V 10.0 build 10240

 

I MANUALLY installed Cumulative Update KB3185614 SUCCESSFULLY but Windows continues to try to install SAME update

Hi,

There may be some corrupted files in the update even if it was successfully installed. Because of this, Windows prompts you to reinstall the it.

To resolve the issue, we suggest uninstalling the update. Please follow the steps below:

• Open Control Panel and click on Programs.
• In the Programs tab, select View installed updates under
  Programs and Features. You will be directed to the Uninstall an update page.
  
• From the list of updates, right-click on Cumulative Update KB3185614 and select
  uninstall.

Windows will eventually reinstall this update since it will be missing.

If the issue will persist, you may run the Windows Update Troubleshooter tool. This tool automatically fixes problems with Windows Update.

Let us know how it goes.