Organizations that have been using delta updates to manage the size of quality updates will no longer have to monitor the update status and history of their devices to determine which devices are eligible for delta updates.Organizations that get full updates from Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) or from the Microsoft Update Catalog will seamlessly save network bandwidth thanks to the smaller size of the update.This new, single update approach offers benefits over the three existing update types (full, delta, and express): Starting with the next major version of Windows 10 and Windows Server however, there will be only one quality update type-and it will be smaller in size, redistributable, and simpler to manage. That is why, beginning February 12, 2019, Microsoft will end its practice of creating delta updates for all versions of Windows 10.įor down-level supported versions of Windows 10, Microsoft will continue to provide express updates in addition to a full update (also referred to as a latest cumulative update, or LCU) each month. As Mike Benson noted in his post last month on “ Windows 10 quality updates explained & the end of delta updates,” we are continuing to work to reduce the impact of cumulative update sizes and reduce complexity for IT administrators. Windows 10 quality updates are cumulative, containing all previously released fixes to ensure consistency and simplicity, and are released monthly. This design creates a compact update package for easier and faster deployment. After installing this update (KB4495666), users may experience error “0x800705b4” when launching Windows Defender Application Guard or Windows Sandbox.Today I’m excited to share that we’ll be bringing a new design for quality updates to the next major versions of Windows 10 and Windows Server, coming later this year.The known issue that Microsoft has identified is as follows: Windows 10 users will get to choose when they install the May 2019 Updateīuild 18362.53 ( KB4495666) - for Windows Insiders who are currently on Build 18362.30 of the Windows Update - includes security updates issued as part of the normal monthly Patch Tuesday release cycle.First official builds of Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge browser now available to test.It’s only just been declared ready for serious testing, but already the software giant has issued an update for it, and identified a known issue.
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