Solved Nothing at all on patch Tuesday?

hsehestedt · Dec 14, 2021

I've already got today's update slipstreamed into 13 editions of Windows installation media

Wisewiz · Dec 14, 2021

hsehestedt said:
... 13 editions of Windows installation media

Please tell me (us) why you would need 13 editions of ANYthing.

The-Hive · Dec 14, 2021

Can't be much of an update the build number has changed, but I guess it is using the same symbol files

Porthos · Dec 14, 2021

Wisewiz said:
Maybe it's just a case of "So far, so good,"

I am not expecting things to break or stop until the first or second full feature update on unsupported hardware.

hsehestedt · Dec 14, 2021

Wisewiz said:
Please tell me (us) why you would need 13 editions of ANYthing.

The original Windows consumer ISO image has 11 editions plus I have two customized syspreped Win Pro editions. Because it's so easy to do (completely automated), I simply apply the update to all thirteen editions within my ISO image. That way every edition is up to date, even if I really won't use most of those editions

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Again, it's absolutely no harder to update thirteen (or one hundred for that matter) than it is to update one, so I just do it.

Wisewiz · Dec 14, 2021

hsehestedt said:
Again, it's absolutely no harder to update thirteen (or one hundred for that matter) than it is to update one, so I just do it.

Gotcha. Thank you for the explanation.

Bree · Dec 14, 2021

The-Hive said:
Can't be much of an update the build number has changed, but I guess it is using the same symbol files

Basically it is all the latest security patches, but nothing else. No new non-security fixes are listed in the release notes. Same goes for the W10 CU.

PerpetualCycle · Dec 14, 2021

The-Hive said:
Can't be much of an update the build number has changed, but I guess it is using the same symbol files

Looks like there were security patches in many components if you follow the trail. Not a surprise there are so many and patch Tuesday is intended to be security patches only.