Bork Tuesday, Any Problems Yet?

Same. So far so good.
It is still for me a very BORING Windows version until they ramp up something more innovative (if that's even possible)

 

Windows 10 22H2 released.
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/thr...cations-for-october-2022.447880/#post-3110940

 

Underwhelming, but only took about 5 minutes to download and install.

 

Cool, thanks. Five minutes? Took around 30 seconds to d/l and install and I have mediocre Internet. New winver 19045.2130. Nothing to clean up really.

 

I've had this for weeks on the Release Preview channel. Nothing much to see. I really can't tell the difference.

 

https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb...2d92f220d?OCID=WUSettings#windowsupdate=19045

 

It says: "Windows 11 2022 Update / Windows 11 / Windows 10 November 2021 Update"

 

Yeah Plat, you're right! Second machine - seconds.

I think my 5 minutes included me reading the 'What's new" link.

 

Yeah, OK. That was the "What's new" link I clicked on before installing anyway.

 

Most probably the neowin article was correct:
"Besides the updated version and build numbers, Windows 10 22H2 is identical to its predecessor."
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/bork-tuesday-any-problems-yet.370217/page-290#post-3095110

 

Less than a minute here...

 

I didnt have to click Check for updates. When I opened Updates in Settings, the update was there already waiting. It was fast and I am now on W10 19045.2130.

Bo

 

Updated at the light speed.

 

KB5018482 & KB5018202 & KB4023057 Installed.
Windows 10 Pro x64, Version 22H2: 19045.2130 -> 19045.2193

 

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I have no idea why Win 10 22H2 is included but not mentioned in KB5018482 & KB4023057.

 

A pretty stuffed update on Win 10: Health Tools, KB4023057, KB5018202 and KB5018482.

Lasted 20 mins completely including only one reboot and cleaning, yes I noticed the cleaning during reboot, not often seen. Btw, no double installation of KB5018482.

Everything seems fine.

 

Yes, v10.0.19041.2180

 

+2 x 2 machines.

 

the service stuck is now bundled within the cumulative update.

 

That's right. If you hadn't pointed me to U&S settings I wouldn't have known it. Thx for explanation.

 

OK, didn't know this but now I see one was delivered October 5th (Windows 10). Thanks for the tip.