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Update cycle; KB41037211
This is the worst update yet that MS has put out.
My small tablet is stuck with over 10GB of storage space locked up in the 1803 update that will not install. This was expected but not appreciated as it always has problems updating. Since I decided to wait, and am just know updating I suspect it is experiencing the same problem with KB41037211 as my laptop. My laptop CPU i7, 8GB ram, 1TB on the disk installed the main update, with minimal problems, but took four restarts to get KB41037211 installed, It is running very slow. It would go through the update restart and it would still show there was an update to install. After trying last night and KB41037211 failing to install, I restarted several more times this morning and it finally installed. Some time to day I will have to try to update my desktop, it only has a CPU i5, 8GB of memory and a 2TB of disk storage. I pity the poor IT specialist in a large company if they are experiencing the same thing. However thanks to MS they have job security. What am I getting for all of the expenditure of time? 3D paint, Virtual reality, and a couple of other "IMPROVEMENTS" which I never use. However I am "real" excited about the change in the left panel of the Settings screen. -- 2018: The year we learn to play the great game of Euchre 721 |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
Keith Nuttle wrote:
This is the worst update yet that MS has put out. My small tablet is stuck with over 10GB of storage space locked up in the 1803 update that will not install.* This was expected but not appreciated as it always has problems updating.* Since I decided to wait, and am just know updating I suspect it is experiencing the same problem with KB41037211 as my laptop. My laptop CPU i7, 8GB ram, 1TB on the disk installed the main update, with minimal problems, but took four restarts to get KB41037211 installed, It is running very slow.* It would go through the update restart and it would still show there was an update to install.* After trying last night and KB41037211 failing to install, I restarted several more times this morning and it finally installed. Some time to day I will have to try to update my desktop, it only has a CPU i5, 8GB of memory and a 2TB of disk storage. I pity the poor IT specialist in a large company if they are experiencing the same thing.* However thanks to MS they have job security. What am I getting for all of the expenditure of time?* 3D paint, Virtual reality, and a couple of other "IMPROVEMENTS" which I never use. However I am "real" excited about the change in the left panel of the Settings screen. I downloaded an iso of the 1803 update, and it ran like butter on all desktops. I have yet to try it on my tablet. I probably won't, because I recall that 1709 failed too, and it wouldn't use the 1TB of free space on a portable HD I plugged in. Your description of your desktop with "only" should cause no worries. At least not if you use an iso for the job. That worked here on a desktop with smaller figures than your "only". Ed |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
Keith Nuttle wrote:
This is the worst update yet that MS has put out. My small tablet is stuck with over 10GB of storage space locked up in the 1803 update that will not install. This was expected but not appreciated as it always has problems updating. Since I decided to wait, and am just know updating I suspect it is experiencing the same problem with KB41037211 as my laptop. My laptop CPU i7, 8GB ram, 1TB on the disk installed the main update, with minimal problems, but took four restarts to get KB41037211 installed, It is running very slow. It would go through the update restart and it would still show there was an update to install. After trying last night and KB41037211 failing to install, I restarted several more times this morning and it finally installed. Some time to day I will have to try to update my desktop, it only has a CPU i5, 8GB of memory and a 2TB of disk storage. I pity the poor IT specialist in a large company if they are experiencing the same thing. However thanks to MS they have job security. What am I getting for all of the expenditure of time? 3D paint, Virtual reality, and a couple of other "IMPROVEMENTS" which I never use. However I am "real" excited about the change in the left panel of the Settings screen. https://www.catalog.update.microsoft...px?q=kb4103721 2018-05 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1803 for x64-based Systems Windows 10 Security Updates 5/4/2018 n/a 326.5MB So that's the first patch for the newest version of OS. I haven't applied that yet to mine. Mine is still at the original 1803 level. For the "running slow" one, you can check with Task Manager. Make sure you see the PID column and have the Process ID number. You can use Sysinternals Process Explorer, Run As Administrator, and you can do Properties on individual PIDs and learn more about them. Paul |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
Ed Cryer wrote:
Keith Nuttle wrote: This is the worst update yet that MS has put out. My small tablet is stuck with over 10GB of storage space locked up in the 1803 update that will not install.* This was expected but not appreciated as it always has problems updating.* Since I decided to wait, and am just know updating I suspect it is experiencing the same problem with KB41037211 as my laptop. My laptop CPU i7, 8GB ram, 1TB on the disk installed the main update, with minimal problems, but took four restarts to get KB41037211 installed, It is running very slow.* It would go through the update restart and it would still show there was an update to install.* After trying last night and KB41037211 failing to install, I restarted several more times this morning and it finally installed. Some time to day I will have to try to update my desktop, it only has a CPU i5, 8GB of memory and a 2TB of disk storage. I pity the poor IT specialist in a large company if they are experiencing the same thing.* However thanks to MS they have job security. What am I getting for all of the expenditure of time?* 3D paint, Virtual reality, and a couple of other "IMPROVEMENTS" which I never use. However I am "real" excited about the change in the left panel of the Settings screen. I downloaded an iso of the 1803 update, and it ran like butter on all desktops. I have yet to try it on my tablet. I probably won't, because I recall that 1709 failed too, and it wouldn't use the 1TB of free space on a portable HD I plugged in. Your description of your desktop with "only" should cause no worries. At least not if you use an iso for the job. That worked here on a desktop with smaller figures than your "only". Ed On the road to success with the tablet! I tried the DVD, but got told that it was the wrong OS, contact your ..... So, I was about to google, when I noticed a new small file on my desktop; "Windows Update Assistant". I scanned it, clicked on it, and got informed that it's always best to stay up to date with latest Win10, and that my machine was ready for an update (having sufficient memory, disk space (I'd plugged a portable HD in) and other resources. And it's downloading; 19% so far, very slow. I'll report back later. Ed |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
Ed Cryer wrote:
Ed Cryer wrote: Keith Nuttle wrote: This is the worst update yet that MS has put out. My small tablet is stuck with over 10GB of storage space locked up in the 1803 update that will not install.* This was expected but not appreciated as it always has problems updating.* Since I decided to wait, and am just know updating I suspect it is experiencing the same problem with KB41037211 as my laptop. My laptop CPU i7, 8GB ram, 1TB on the disk installed the main update, with minimal problems, but took four restarts to get KB41037211 installed, It is running very slow.* It would go through the update restart and it would still show there was an update to install. After trying last night and KB41037211 failing to install, I restarted several more times this morning and it finally installed. Some time to day I will have to try to update my desktop, it only has a CPU i5, 8GB of memory and a 2TB of disk storage. I pity the poor IT specialist in a large company if they are experiencing the same thing.* However thanks to MS they have job security. What am I getting for all of the expenditure of time?* 3D paint, Virtual reality, and a couple of other "IMPROVEMENTS" which I never use. However I am "real" excited about the change in the left panel of the Settings screen. I downloaded an iso of the 1803 update, and it ran like butter on all desktops. I have yet to try it on my tablet. I probably won't, because I recall that 1709 failed too, and it wouldn't use the 1TB of free space on a portable HD I plugged in. Your description of your desktop with "only" should cause no worries. At least not if you use an iso for the job. That worked here on a desktop with smaller figures than your "only". Ed On the road to success with the tablet! I tried the DVD, but got told that it was the wrong OS, contact your ..... So, I was about to google, when I noticed a new small file on my desktop; "Windows Update Assistant". I scanned it, clicked on it, and got informed that it's always best to stay up to date with latest Win10, and that my machine was ready for an update (having sufficient memory, disk space (I'd plugged a portable HD in) and other resources. And it's downloading; 19% so far, very slow. I'll report back later. Ed Finished, after running for 5 hours, and it has installed 1709. The Update Assistant says that updated successfully. No mention of 1803. HD free space still ok at 12GB after disk clean of old systems. Ed |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
On 09/05/2018 22:48, Ed Cryer wrote:
Finished, after running for 5 hours, and it has installed 1709. The Update Assistant says that updated successfully. No mention of 1803. HD free space still ok at 12GB after disk clean of old systems. Check whether you you get 17134.48: The mention of 1803 is under Windows Specification. See this picture. https://i.imgur.com/JTiJDbZ.png https://i.imgur.com/JTiJDbZ.png Frankly if the disk space is too small then Clean Install is faster. This is because, you are not likely to have many Apps to install. This applies to somebody who had disk drive of 33GB only. God knows what can you do with it!!! I had 256 SSD that came with a brand new machine and I just removed it It was not suitable for me because I run various versions of Visual Studios (2010, 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2017) and they need updates regularly so 256GB was completely waste of time and money. I had another drive with 4TB but the Apps were not using it at all. So I installed windows on that drive and everything works faster now. /--- This email has been checked for viruses by Windows Defender software. //https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/comprehensive-security/ -- With over 600 million devices now running Windows 10, customer satisfaction is higher than any previous version of windows. |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
On 5/9/2018 5:48 PM, Ed Cryer wrote:
Ed Cryer wrote: Ed Cryer wrote: Keith Nuttle wrote: This is the worst update yet that MS has put out. My small tablet is stuck with over 10GB of storage space locked up in the 1803 update that will not install.* This was expected but not appreciated as it always has problems updating.* Since I decided to wait, and am just know updating I suspect it is experiencing the same problem with KB41037211 as my laptop. My laptop CPU i7, 8GB ram, 1TB on the disk installed the main update, with minimal problems, but took four restarts to get KB41037211 installed, It is running very slow.* It would go through the update restart and it would still show there was an update to install. After trying last night and KB41037211 failing to install, I restarted several more times this morning and it finally installed. Some time to day I will have to try to update my desktop, it only has a CPU i5, 8GB of memory and a 2TB of disk storage. I pity the poor IT specialist in a large company if they are experiencing the same thing.* However thanks to MS they have job security. What am I getting for all of the expenditure of time?* 3D paint, Virtual reality, and a couple of other "IMPROVEMENTS" which I never use. However I am "real" excited about the change in the left panel of the Settings screen. I downloaded an iso of the 1803 update, and it ran like butter on all desktops. I have yet to try it on my tablet. I probably won't, because I recall that 1709 failed too, and it wouldn't use the 1TB of free space on a portable HD I plugged in. Your description of your desktop with "only" should cause no worries. At least not if you use an iso for the job. That worked here on a desktop with smaller figures than your "only". Ed On the road to success with the tablet! I tried the DVD, but got told that it was the wrong OS, contact your ..... So, I was about to google, when I noticed a new small file on my desktop; "Windows Update Assistant". I scanned it, clicked on it, and got informed that it's always best to stay up to date with latest Win10, and that my machine was ready for an update (having sufficient memory, disk space (I'd plugged a portable HD in) and other resources. And it's downloading; 19% so far, very slow. I'll report back later. Ed Finished, after running for 5 hours, and it has installed 1709. The Update Assistant says that updated successfully. No mention of 1803. HD free space still ok at 12GB after disk clean of old systems. Ed For the records I had 16.4 GB on my tablet when 1803 failed. I have now got to get rid of 1bout 10 GB of temporary files that the update put in my storage, before I can even attempt to try a fourth install -- 2018: The year we learn to play the great game of Euchre |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
Ed Cryer wrote:
Ed Cryer wrote: Ed Cryer wrote: Keith Nuttle wrote: This is the worst update yet that MS has put out. My small tablet is stuck with over 10GB of storage space locked up in the 1803 update that will not install. This was expected but not appreciated as it always has problems updating. Since I decided to wait, and am just know updating I suspect it is experiencing the same problem with KB41037211 as my laptop. My laptop CPU i7, 8GB ram, 1TB on the disk installed the main update, with minimal problems, but took four restarts to get KB41037211 installed, It is running very slow. It would go through the update restart and it would still show there was an update to install. After trying last night and KB41037211 failing to install, I restarted several more times this morning and it finally installed. Some time to day I will have to try to update my desktop, it only has a CPU i5, 8GB of memory and a 2TB of disk storage. I pity the poor IT specialist in a large company if they are experiencing the same thing. However thanks to MS they have job security. What am I getting for all of the expenditure of time? 3D paint, Virtual reality, and a couple of other "IMPROVEMENTS" which I never use. However I am "real" excited about the change in the left panel of the Settings screen. I downloaded an iso of the 1803 update, and it ran like butter on all desktops. I have yet to try it on my tablet. I probably won't, because I recall that 1709 failed too, and it wouldn't use the 1TB of free space on a portable HD I plugged in. Your description of your desktop with "only" should cause no worries. At least not if you use an iso for the job. That worked here on a desktop with smaller figures than your "only". Ed On the road to success with the tablet! I tried the DVD, but got told that it was the wrong OS, contact your ..... So, I was about to google, when I noticed a new small file on my desktop; "Windows Update Assistant". I scanned it, clicked on it, and got informed that it's always best to stay up to date with latest Win10, and that my machine was ready for an update (having sufficient memory, disk space (I'd plugged a portable HD in) and other resources. And it's downloading; 19% so far, very slow. I'll report back later. Ed Finished, after running for 5 hours, and it has installed 1709. The Update Assistant says that updated successfully. No mention of 1803. HD free space still ok at 12GB after disk clean of old systems. Ed cleanmgr.exe can remove C:\Windows.old for you. Click the system files button, to get the second level of Cleanmgr running. Then for the time being, *only* select the "previous OS" files for removal (one tick box). There is one option at that level, that causes the OS to start compressing files, which can take quite a while. You don't want to trigger that one by accident, if it wasn't your intention. If you run the "winver" command, it'll give you the build numbers, such as 17134 or whatever. The previous OS was 16299. Windows.old will be automatically deleted in 10 days or so, and using Cleanmgr is "if you're in a hurry to remove all possibility of reverting the OS version". My Windows.old this time, cleanmgr said there was about 7GB of files. Which is less than normal. I sure hope they weren't compressing those for nothing... Paul |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
Paul wrote:
Ed Cryer wrote: Ed Cryer wrote: Ed Cryer wrote: Keith Nuttle wrote: This is the worst update yet that MS has put out. My small tablet is stuck with over 10GB of storage space locked up in the 1803 update that will not install.* This was expected but not appreciated as it always has problems updating.* Since I decided to wait, and am just know updating I suspect it is experiencing the same problem with KB41037211 as my laptop. My laptop CPU i7, 8GB ram, 1TB on the disk installed the main update, with minimal problems, but took four restarts to get KB41037211 installed, It is running very slow.* It would go through the update restart and it would still show there was an update to install.* After trying last night and KB41037211 failing to install, I restarted several more times this morning and it finally installed. Some time to day I will have to try to update my desktop, it only has a CPU i5, 8GB of memory and a 2TB of disk storage. I pity the poor IT specialist in a large company if they are experiencing the same thing.* However thanks to MS they have job security. What am I getting for all of the expenditure of time?* 3D paint, Virtual reality, and a couple of other "IMPROVEMENTS" which I never use. However I am "real" excited about the change in the left panel of the Settings screen. I downloaded an iso of the 1803 update, and it ran like butter on all desktops. I have yet to try it on my tablet. I probably won't, because I recall that 1709 failed too, and it wouldn't use the 1TB of free space on a portable HD I plugged in. Your description of your desktop with "only" should cause no worries. At least not if you use an iso for the job. That worked here on a desktop with smaller figures than your "only". Ed On the road to success with the tablet! I tried the DVD, but got told that it was the wrong OS, contact your ..... So, I was about to google, when I noticed a new small file on my desktop; "Windows Update Assistant". I scanned it, clicked on it, and got informed that it's always best to stay up to date with latest Win10, and that my machine was ready for an update (having sufficient memory, disk space (I'd plugged a portable HD in) and other resources. And it's downloading; 19% so far, very slow. I'll report back later. Ed Finished, after running for 5 hours, and it has installed 1709. The Update Assistant says that updated successfully. No mention of 1803. HD free space still ok at 12GB after disk clean of old systems. Ed cleanmgr.exe can remove C:\Windows.old for you. Click the system files button, to get the second level of Cleanmgr running. Then for the time being, *only* select the "previous OS" files for removal (one tick box). There is one option at that level, that causes the OS to start compressing files, which can take quite a while. You don't want to trigger that one by accident, if it wasn't your intention. If you run the "winver" command, it'll give you the build numbers, such as 17134 or whatever. The previous OS was 16299. Windows.old will be automatically deleted in 10 days or so, and using Cleanmgr is "if you're in a hurry to remove all possibility of reverting the OS version". My Windows.old this time, cleanmgr said there was about 7GB of files. Which is less than normal. I sure hope they weren't compressing those for nothing... ** Paul The tablet has very limited usage; and it's been giving sufficient competence on that for years, even with Win10 ancient. Basically just a portable Windows, OS that supports various dictionaries and language databases & programs; but has browser, email, games as extras. I would gladly stick with where I'm at with it; 1709 seems surplus to requirements. Ed |
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Market share of Win10 in large companies/businesses? (was: Update cycle; KB41037211)
Keith Nuttle wrote:
This is the worst update yet that MS has put out. [...] My laptop CPU i7, 8GB ram, 1TB on the disk installed the main update, with minimal problems, but took four restarts to get KB41037211 installed, It is running very slow. It would go through the update restart and it would still show there was an update to install. After trying last night and KB41037211 failing to install, I restarted several more times this morning and it finally installed. Some time to day I will have to try to update my desktop, it only has a CPU i5, 8GB of memory and a 2TB of disk storage. I pity the poor IT specialist in a large company if they are experiencing the same thing. However thanks to MS they have job security. That makes me wonder, are there any - reliable - statistics about the use of Windows 10 in large companies/businesses? As I've said before - about the use of XP - large(r) companies/ businesses will have their infrastructure hidden from the outside world, so normal stats-gatherers [1] can not report these systems. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Windows#Usage_share_and_device_sales What am I getting for all of the expenditure of time? 3D paint, Virtual reality, and a couple of other "IMPROVEMENTS" which I never use. However I am "real" excited about the change in the left panel of the Settings screen. That's why I'm glad our two systems are still on 8.1. The newest one was bought a couple of months before 10 came out. Phew! Narrow escape! :-) [Yes, I tried 10. Trying was more than enough.] |
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Market share of Win10 in large companies/businesses?
On 05/10/2018 12:11 PM, Frank Slootweg wrote:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Windows#Usage_share_and_device_sales I am surprised at how many are still using w7, not that it is not popular, but because M$ is making it really hard to sell. Businesses and Windows 10 really don't mix well, mainly because of the update hassles. Difficulty of use is also not appreciated, along with incomparability issues with older software. Classic Shell goes a long way to helping the difficulty of use problems. Shut Up 10 with the update issues. It is what it is. |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
On 5/9/2018 7:51 PM, Keith Nuttle wrote:
Update cycle; KB41037211 FYI, it's 4103721, 7 numbers! -- @~@ Remain silent! Drink, Blink, Stretch! Live long and prosper!! / v \ Simplicity is Beauty! /( _ )\ May the Force and farces be with you! ^ ^ (x86_64 Ubuntu 9.10) Linux 2.6.39.3 不借貸! 不詐騙! 不*錢! 不援交! 不打交! 不打劫! 不自殺! 不求神! 請考慮綜援 (CSSA): http://www.swd.gov.hk/tc/index/site_...sub_addressesa |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
Mr. Man-wai Chang wrote:
On 5/9/2018 7:51 PM, Keith Nuttle wrote: Update cycle; KB41037211 FYI, it's 4103721, 7 numbers! And it seemed to work here. At least the updating part worked. I don't know if all functions work properly or not. Paul |
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Update cycle; KB41037211
On 5/11/2018 6:02 PM, Paul wrote:
And it seemed to work here. At least the updating part worked. I don't know if all functions work properly or not. ** Paul It's ALWAYS supposed to work! Why could Micro$oft break promises? Why do we tolerate Micro$oft's lies and internal infernal problems? -- @~@ Remain silent! Drink, Blink, Stretch! Live long and prosper!! / v \ Simplicity is Beauty! /( _ )\ May the Force and farces be with you! ^ ^ (x86_64 Ubuntu 9.10) Linux 2.6.39.3 不借貸! 不詐騙! 不*錢! 不援交! 不打交! 不打劫! 不自殺! 不求神! 請考慮綜援 (CSSA): http://www.swd.gov.hk/tc/index/site_...sub_addressesa |
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