Windows 10: Windows 1809 Update for Dell Inspiron 7577

Hi everyone,


I'm using a Dell Inspiron 15 7577. According to Dell's website, this particular model has already been tested for the Oct 2018 Windows Update.


Up until now, when i click the "check for updates", there is still no 1809 update for my machine.


I know there's a manual way of updating but im just curious as to why this update is not available for me using the "check for updates" method.


Also, is it better to manually update or just wait for it to become available via the "check for updates"?


Thanks!

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Not getting update to windows 10 1809

Hello, I am using an Inspiron 7577 gaming 15 laptop which according to Dell's page has been tested for the windows 10 1809 update, but still, after all this time I am still stuck on the 1803 update. This has been the case after my several attempts at clicking
on the check for update button. Can someone please help?!

 

My dell inspiron 7577 Is stuck on the Bsod

I was playing overwtch when all of a sudden my mouse froze and then my game froze and my laptop restarted and all of a sudden the bsod came up and it says

Your Pc ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're just collecting some error info, and then we'll restart for you.

The stop code is UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION and for about 3 hours it has stayed at 0% complete I tried turning it off and it won' turn off I tried connecting the charger and it didn't make a difference

(Dell inspiron 7577)

 

Windows 10 Home on Dell Inspiron 3847 will not update to 1709


I have two identical boxes with same issue- Windows 10 Home will not update to 1709. Here are the hardware specs & steps taken to fix the problem:

Dell Inspiron 3847
Windows 10 Home ver 1607 OS Build 14393.1944
Intel Core i5-4460 3.2G
12GB RAM
Integrated Intel HD Graphics 4600
1TB SATA HDD

It downloads and attempts to install the latest updates then several hours later reverts back to where it was.
So far:
- installed & ran Windows Update Troubleshooter & taken the steps that it suggests
- renamed Windows 10 upgrade folder and downloaded the latest updates
- deleted the software distribution folder & downloaded/installed again
- ran windows cleanup and deleted all those files
- tried stopping & disabling the windows update service to prevent it from continuing
There is licensed software so a clean install is out of the question.

These PC's are installed in a restaurant and when this happens the whole place shuts down during lunch & dinner. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated