Cumulative updates - October 2020

Hi

Thanks I've already followed all this step.

The problem is the missing package in my error refer to version prior my current version.

So I tried to install 10.0.19041.450 for example but it said I can't install it because I'm on a more recent version.

If I try to install it's what I have:

Appl: Higher version found for package: Package_for_RollupFix~31bf3856ad364e35~amd6419041.450.1.7, superseded. (Version on system:Package_for_RollupFix~31bf3856ad364e35~amd6419041.508.1.9)

it's like if the new installer ignoring the fact I'm already on version 508

edit:

after trying that:

If these fail to correct the issue then determine use the following steps:

1. Create a new folder named as C:\temp\cab
2. Download update package KBxxxxxxx from http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Home.aspx to C:\temp
3. Run command line below to extract .msu file for getting .cab file.
4. expand -F:* C:\temp{.msu file name with extension} C:\temp\cab
5. Run DISM command line below to add .cab file.
6. Dism /online /add-package /packagepath:c:\temp\cab{.cab file with extension}

It worked by selecting kb4566782

Lionel

Whatever you did I just want to THANK YOU ALL you for fixing the keyboard issues after the update before this one. I like so many have been working from home and I for one love it. But when the keyboard started missing stokes and lagging. I was miserable. Never had this problem before and it did not sit well with me. I tried everything rolling back, reinstalling Win10. Nothing helped I mean nothing. And I was dreading this update I was dreading having to proof everything I typed. I was dreading having to come in a hour early just to map my work drive because it wouldn't take my PW (you can not see what you put in for security reasons) Then as I moped to my desk LO' AND BEHOLD

I didn't have to keep trying to log in. I could type with my usual confidence!!!

I am happy again so I want to THANK YOU ALL.

Always a PC never a Mac.

Ladonna.

PS. NEVER MESS WITH MY KEYBOARD  AGAIN

eventually, I chose the 'update' function of Windows Creation Tools, which means I reinstalled Windows 10 (without removing my software and files). Then, the OS was upgraded to 19041.572, and KB4579311 doesn't show up in my Windows Update anymore.

I hope this means 'problem solved' and I can upgrade my Windows normally in the future.