Windows 10: Windows Update updated in latest internal Windows 10 Redstone builds

Windows Update updated in latest internal Windows 10 Redstone builds

Read more: http://www.winbeta.org/news/latest-i...windows-update

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about redstone and updates

• Windows 10 Redstone: Second wave of updates coming
• Build 2016: Windows 10 “Redstone” to be Branded as Anniversary Update
• Windows 10 News - Windows 10 Forums

Hope that helps.

 

Windows 10 iso with latest updates

You are not gonna get the latest updates until major revisions like Redstone are released. Right now, the latest you will get is Windows 10 November Update build 10586.0 when you download the ISO. After running Windows Update, you will get the latest cumulative
updates which is 10586.122

 

Interesting.. and thanks for sharing.

 

A welcome feature.

One question :
" public preview builds " as in Insider Preview builds ?

 

Thank you.Much Appreciated *Smile

 

There are internal builds that only Microsoft testers see, and public builds Insiders can see. It all depends on what Ring your on. There are Rings Consumer Insiders don't see and can't select. Only select Microsoft employees have access to the internal builds.

 

Looks like they might actually be listening to feed back. Being able to defer updates so they are done when your PC is idle, and not while your working, will be good.

 

This will be a nice improvement*Biggrin

 

Hi there.

One improvement that would make this update system really first class would be to be able to reboot and re-logon again automatically so for example if you were running Media servers and your system would shut down / reboot after an update you wouldn't need to logon again to re-start the services. These could easily run from Boot without a user even being logged on.

If that poses too much of a security risk couldn't some of these service be re-started again without you even having to logon again - after all to use a media server (PLEX for example) it shouldn't be necessary to be actually logged in to the Windows system hosting the service. Similarly with some VM's you might be running from your Windows machine. These could easily run as Background processes which could be accessed from a remote laptop etc without you physically having to be logged on to the Host machine.

Cheers
jimbo

 

Meh. That might be good for people who don't actively keep up with updates and rely on the auto function of WU to do it. I rarely get one I don't go looking for.

 

I do believe there are a great many people who do just that. The issue for many is the auto reboot when the time comes and potential lose of work in progress.

 

Thanks for posting that CH. Something to look forward to.

 

That will be a nice improvement.

 

It's definitely a step in the right direction.