KB 4523786 on Home PC

https://www.computerworld.com/articl...autopilot.html

I checked for updates yesterday and it dl'd and installed 3 of them.
One of them is KB 4523786 which is an Autopilot and I have Win10 64bit Home
and I heard it wasn't supposed to be installed on my PC.
"It’s a standalone patch, KB 4523786. It isn’t part of a Windows cumulative
update, security or non-security."
Should I uninstall it ASAP or wait to see more advice or not worry about it.
I have Win10-Home-64bit -- 8GB Ram---- Version: 1903--- OS build
18362.449
Thanks,
Buffalo

On 25/10/2019 20:35, Buffalo wrote:
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I checked for updates yesterday and it dl'd and installed 3 of them.
One of them is KB 4523786 which is an Autopilot and I have Win10 64bit
Home and I heard it wasn't supposed to be installed on my PC.
"It’s a standalone patch, KB 4523786. It isn’t part of a Windows
cumulative update, security or non-security."
Should I uninstall it ASAP or wait to see more advice or not worry
about it.
I have Win10-Home-64bit -- 8GB Ram---- Version: 1903--- OS build
18362.449
Thanks,
Buffalo



If it has installed on your machine then just leave it as it is.
Microsoft patches rarely create any problems on systems that are
compatible with updates or upgrades.

The other thing is you should stop reading crap that are not from the
official Microsoft blogs or news conference. The articles are normally
written to sell advertising space hoping that some idiot will click on
these flashy ads.







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"Buffalo" wrote:

https://www.computerworld.com/articl...autopilot.html

I checked for updates yesterday and it dl'd and installed 3 of them.
One of them is KB 4523786 which is an Autopilot and I have Win10 64bit Home
and I heard it wasn't supposed to be installed on my PC.
"It’s a standalone patch, KB 4523786. It isn’t part of a Windows cumulative
update, security or non-security."
Should I uninstall it ASAP or wait to see more advice or not worry about it.
I have Win10-Home-64bit -- 8GB Ram---- Version: 1903--- OS build
18362.449
Thanks,
Buffalo

Here's the release notes from MS: (mind the wrap)
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...0-version-1903

If Autopilot is installed (Win10 Pro or higher) leave the update
in place. Per the MS release notes, it shouldn't install on a
Win10 Home system. It didn't install on my Win10 Pro system,
which does not have Autopilot installed.

On 25/10/2019 20:35, Buffalo wrote:

https://www.

I checked for updates yesterday and it dl'd and installed 3 of them.
One of them is KB 4523786 which is an Autopilot and I have Win10 64bit Home and I heard it wasn't supposed to be installed on my PC.
"It’s a standalone patch, KB 4523786. It isn’t part of a Windows cumulative update, security or non-security."
Should I uninstall it ASAP or wait to see more advice or not worry about it.
I have Win10-Home-64bit -- 8GB Ram---- Version: 1903--- OS build 18362.449
Thanks,
Buffalo




If it has installed on your machine then just leave it as it is. Microsoft patches rarely create any problems on systems that are compatible with updates or upgrades.

The other thing is you should stop reading crap that are not from the official Microsoft blogs or news conference. The articles are normally written to sell advertising space hoping that some idiot will click on these flashy ads.








I guess you haven't researched it at all and are just talking out your ass like you do so often.
Please don't offer your advice when you don't know WTF you are talking about.
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"Buffalo" wrote:

https://www.computerworld.com/articl...autopilot.html

I checked for updates yesterday and it dl'd and installed 3 of them.
One of them is KB 4523786 which is an Autopilot and I have Win10 64bit
Home
and I heard it wasn't supposed to be installed on my PC.
"It’s a standalone patch, KB 4523786. It isn’t part of a Windows
cumulative
update, security or non-security."
Should I uninstall it ASAP or wait to see more advice or not worry about
it.
I have Win10-Home-64bit -- 8GB Ram---- Version: 1903--- OS build
18362.449
Thanks,
Buffalo

Here's the release notes from MS: (mind the wrap)
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...0-version-1903

If Autopilot is installed (Win10 Pro or higher) leave the update
in place. Per the MS release notes, it shouldn't install on a
Win10 Home system. It didn't install on my Win10 Pro system,
which does not have Autopilot installed.

I did research the update AFTER it got installed and got the info you gav,
and more.
MS installed in on my Win10 Home PC after I checked to see if any updates
were being offered. I heard they took that update down the same day because
it was not supposed to install it on my system.
I am looking for some advice from those that are familiar with AutoPilot
software and what harm it might cause to my Win10 Home 64bit PC.

Thanks,
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Buffalo

On 26/10/2019 01:39, Stupid Buffalo wrote:



I guess you haven't researched it at all and are just talking out your
ass like you do so often.

This is very funny but pretty bad joke!!. Talking of research, why the
**** do we have to do it for you. Are you that dumb that you can't do
it for yourself. Buffalos aren't renowned for intelligence but this is
the first I have seen here on a public newsgroup.


Please don't offer your advice when you don't know WTF you are talking
about. Sad smile

Well the choice is yours. You really need to remove that crap you have
installed because some people have seen their computers blowing up when
they installed something that wasn't meant for them. See this pictu

{ alt-no } https://i.imgur.com/FWrMPT1.jpg
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