Windows 10 Redstone 5

Bruh... Still KB447 0502

 

I prefer correct info

Btw. New is always better

 

New Update to 17763.94

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Thanks, I will clean install tonight!

 

Oops sorry,
Kb4467702

 

It seems all post “not correct” info today @Ultra Male

Btw. Last patch didn't manage to cripple performance this time either. Amazing But when will it come?

Stock

 

Watch Out: Clicking “Check for Updates” Still Installs Unstable Updates on Windows 10 Howtogeek.com | Dec 12th
Micro$hit hasn’t learned its lesson. If you click the “Check for Updates” button in the Settings app, Microsoft still considers you as “ seeker” their valuable guinea pig and will give you “preview” updates that haven’t gone through the normal testing process.


There it is in Microsoft’s own words. Fortin says “advanced users” can get the preview releases by clicking “Check for updates.” These updates would normally not be automatically installed until they’ve been tested. But, after you click the button, you’ve become a “ seeker unpaid guinea pig” and not a normal Windows 10 user.

Once again, Microsoft is using everyone who clicks “Check for Updates” as a beta tester (guinea pig). Don’t click this button unless you want unstable updates. Your Windows 10 PC will automatically install updates as soon as they’re stable.

 

I didn't know that! I mean I knew I'd get updates sooner in some cases if I click the Check Update button, but I always thought they were releases that had gone through their testing procedures and were already on the public rollout (under the understanding that they roll out the tested updates in waves to the worldwide computer base automatically), but this is new info to me that clicking on the Check Updates button means you're getting 'beta' releases. When did this distinction in the behaviour of the Check Updates button change, when was this change brought in?

I'm on the latest build 17763.168 since Sunday when I clicked on the Check Update button - looks like I got updated into the advanced guinea pigs! Not detected any issues so far though.

 

Very long time. I have always closed the doors and will only open up a small window for already downloaded standalone patches from Microsoft Update Catalog.

 

Let the GP testing commence in 3 2 1 Go BSOD!!!

 

Yep, I know you like to have total control of your operating system, I'm a bit more relaxed in letting Microsoft mess up my PC! In fairness though, I do use Macrium Reflect to do image backups every month, and I've been 'lucky' that I haven't had any major Windows 10 issues - I think the worst issue was that I used to have to reinstall my monitor calibration software (Spyder4Pro) after every MAJOR windows update, but this last major update to 1809 I didn't need to do that, so praps they've fixed that issue (unless 1809 wasn't a major enough update to mess it up).

Do you know when they changed that behaviour of the Check Update button though?

 

https://www.computerworld.com/artic...win10-wise-don-t-click-check-for-updates.html

 

Windows 10: Activity may be recorded even if you disable it

@Mr. Fox These guys at Micro$4ft are more evil than the Nazis!

 

Welcome to Yesterday news

 

I enabled it anyway.
MSFT is copying google and will learn when EU slaps a $20 Bn fine.

 

@Mr. Fox @Papusan

Using my Bloatware Free Windows 10 Redstone 5, even after having had installed all the updates. On a clean install...look how fast backing up the entire image takes:

 

Maybe buy another one? Then test with fully bloat
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Btw...
Vulnerabilities in Microsoft accounts allowed takeover
Published on December 12, 2018 by Günter Born

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At Microsoft, there are several vulnerabilities that allow an attacker to take over any Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Store, or Microsoft Sway account when the combination is done. It is enough if the victim clicks on a link. The vulnerabilities potentially affect 400 million users.

 

^^^ 92% off should be a minimum discount, in view of what windows has turned into.
Actually, MS should pay people victims to use candy crush 10.

On the other hand, for those who know how to immunize and disinfect the os, it's a good deal (if legitimate).

 

I might get that key w/ a promo.

 

Umm I wouldn’t trust URCD Keys for giving out “official” Windows keys, they use volume liscencing keys not meant for resale, and MS does intermittently purge those keys so buyer beware. If it seems too good to be true it usually is. I’ve never bought from them but there’s enough info out there regarding this kind of scam.

If getting an illegal liscence in the first place why even pay?

Here’s another source regarding this:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/urcdkeys/f6c33ed0-f16c-484e-9436-09ad79254bb9

If you want a legit copy for a discount usually many companies, universities (usually free in the US) or Federal workers get legitimate copies of say things like Office Pro for $10 in my case.

 

Don't expect other answers than this from Micro$h4ft's own forum.
Of course they try to force you over to Windows official website. Same way as they try to screw you all with their new spybox OS. Who'm should trust whats coming from Redmond HQ? Not a day without websites explain how they try to screw you!


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Now Windows 10 Has C, B, and D Updates. What is Microsoft Smoking? howtogeek.com | Dec 13

 

But rarely they know about it. I asked my university and they said we don't have it. Had to find it in their local server where all SW and study materials are stored. Found it and distributed among my friends and my classmates. Not seeing my reminder for another 5 yrs.

Too bad, the pricing is similar to Kinguin after I use my international card w/ extra fees for processing..

 

Hey Ultra!

Thank you for your hardwork. Used your old build from a year ago or so and I'm currently getting ready to use this new build. I love how you made the windows store still available on your copy.

I just have some question does the update feature work? If so why do I need to follow the Original post that you have been updating with instructions on how to keep the OS up to date?

Thanks!

 

The update feature and everything works as expected

 

Thank you! The instructions to get the OS up to date on the first page, does that just make the process faster?

 

Hello, newbie here. What's the difference between this and the LTSB/LTSC version?

 

what's the difference between Windows 10 Pro vs LTSB/LTSC

 

Is this pre-activated?

 

This is not a warez forum, how do you expect it to be pre-activated?

 

Ohh, sorry about that. But Windows Update is disabled by default, right?

And thanks for the all effort in making a clean and snappier OS. MS is really treating its users like a bunch of guinea pigs with all the issues and bugs that comes with its forced updates. You sir, are doing God's work.

 

Not a problem. No Windows update is not disabled. This ISO is just like a normally functioning ISO that needs to be activated and has everything working like the Microsoft Store and Windows updates. The only difference is it has all the garbage Windows Store apps removed and no Windows Defender or Cortana.

You can disable Windows update using O&O ShutUp10 should you wish to.

 

No. If you have valid license embedded in motherboard then it uses that, otherwise type your license key.

 

Doesn't mean you need to run the automatic update function for download + installing new "broken" patches

If he re-install already used Win 10 OS there is no need for touch the activation or add in licence key.

 

@Mr. Fox @Papusan

17763.194.rs5_release_svc_prod1.181203-1758 | RE-release + December 11, 2018 #CU #KB4471332 = (Updated Deс 2018)

Download the 5th file from the top which is the consumer edition x64 = https://cloud.mail.ru/public/MHbd/EWJwdZQRS/English/

 

Thanks, bro. I'm good to go. I have 1809 Enterprise (not LTSC) with all cancer enabled as a crash test dummy, Enterprise 2019 LTSC (all updates disabled), and 2016 LTSB (all updates disabled).

You can get the update here as well (for manual installation) if anyone wants it as a stand alone.

https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB4471332

 

Only 4 months and all this mess starts all over again. Or the users will get it in the face coming summer vacation (June for many here home). I don’t know what’s worse. Close the door!

 

Much like the unlimited supply of BGA turdbooks, with Micro$lop it is an endless cycle of nonsense updates and a bottomless cess pool of digital feces.

 

Best advice... Buy a cheap Win X Pro key. You never know what they are able to do next time.

 

Just curious, how do you find (like?) the new LTSC builds? Most of the comments I've read say that the old LTSB (v1607?) is still better

 

December 19, 2018—KB4483235 (OS Build 17763.195)

First install the SSU (Servicing Stack Update) = http://download.windowsupdate.com/d..._76f112f2b02b1716cdc0cab6c40f73764759cb0d.msu

Then install the Cumulative Update = http://download.windowsupdate.com/d..._9d25f46d4a9da7dd295f8a6412a64eca9de4ed82.msu

Improvements and fixes
This update includes quality improvements. No new operating system features are being introduced in this update. Key changes include:

• Security update to Internet Explorer.

If you installed earlier updates, only the new fixes contained in this package will be downloaded and installed on your device.

For more information about the resolved security vulnerability, please refer to the Security Update Guide.

 

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Is this SSU thing going to be something that has to be done with every update, or am I good if I've already installed it earlier?

 

Nope! >But follow up what being posted with each new patch.

Some wise words from me and Woody below...

Heads up — Bug fix for IE coming out through Win10 cumulative updates, Win7 and 8.1
Posted on December 19th, 2018 at 12:27 woody Comment on the AskWoody Lounge

Looks like a drive-by: You can get infected by simply viewing a bad site, but only if you’re using Internet Explorer.

Which, of course, you aren’t.

The patches:

Win10 1809 – KB 4483235 – build 17763.195

Win10 1803 – KB 4483234 – build 17134.472

Win10 1709 – KB 4483232 – build 16299.847

IE 11 on Win7 and 8.1 – KB 4483187

Way-out-of-band patches like this one have a nasty history of blowing up. I strongly suggest you avoid the patch – and avoid Internet Explorer. But you’ve heard me say that a few times already, eh?

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Btw... Note that it is not recommended to run a "check for updates" on Windows Update as it may deliver updates that you don't want installed on the device; this may be a new feature update for Windows 10.

 

You're good. As long as it's there you can install these Cumilative updates until Microsoft issues a new one

 

I like the UI of 1607 LTSB better, but the performance is just a little better with 2019 LTSC. Both of them have no UWP crApp filth, no Micro$lop Store and no Cortana the digi-slut, so all of those things are compelling reasons to go for LTSB or LTSC rather than a "Consumer" version of Pro.

 

Windows 10 Redstone 5 Home/Pro De-bloated Edition (Build 17763.194)

 

Why not add in .195 ? And is there a need for install SSU as stated in Op if ISO build is already up in 17763.194?

 

No need, the SSU is already installed in this build:



As for why didn't I include the latest update to .195? The build is already on a recent update .194 and I don't wanna risk any bugs with updates integration.

Be smart...be like Ultra Male...

 

I have already uninstalled IE11. When MSFT pushes F update we must respond with F too.