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The following release notes coincide with Cumulative update for all the supported versions of Windows.
Windows 11
Windows 11 (original release): KB5009566 Build 22000.434
https://support.microsoft.com/topic/eee797fa-5ee3-4501-aeec-db3bc73b2c7b
Highlights
Windows 10
Windows 10, version 20H2; Windows 10, version 21H1; and Windows 10, version 21H2 – KB5009543 Build 19042.1466; 19043.1466; and 19044.1066
https://support.microsoft.com/topic/b763552f-73bd-435a-b220-fc3e0bc9765b
***^UPDATED 01/11/22^*REMINDERWindows 10, version 2004 reached end of servicing on December 14, 2021. To continue receiving security and quality updates, Microsoft recommends that you update to the latest version of Windows 10.
To update to one of the newer versions of Windows 10, we recommend that you use the appropriate Enablement Package KB (EKB). Using the EKB makes updating faster and easier and requires a single restart. To find the EKB for a specific OS, go to theImprovements and fixessection and click or tap the OS name to expand the collapsible section.
Highlights:
Download the updates from the Microsoft Update Catalog.
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Hello all,
would you happen to know if the January 4, 2022—KB5010196 (OS Build 17763.2369) Out-of-band KB is part of this January cummulative update?
Thank you
Monika
Hi Monika,
Yes. The newer cumulative updates contain the fixes from the previous update too. The latest update for Build 17763 is:
January 11, 2022—KB5009557 (OS Build 17763.2452) (microsoft.com)
Do not that support for Windows 10 Build 17763 ended for Home and Pro editions.
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my ReFS mirror still in RAW state on my W10 Pro machine. Due to some errors I imaged the computer, but the ReFS mirror is still RAW. maybe too hasty, but Storage Spaces health still shows good. Will MS fix?
You know that vpns are being used by viruses that turn your computer into a rig that spies on every single externally observed thing it can and transmits using rpc right? All a VPN does is establish a logical connection in another country for most people. It's not being used as it was intended upon conception. Anyone with a certificate for your VPN can read your data along the physical transmission route. Vpns were created to allow for decentralized businesses. Now they're being used to target certain people, side load and back load malicious software rootkits and ransomware, mine crypto with you paying for the electricty, and make your computer worthless. The fact that people care more about being able to change what country they watch Netflix in than someone monitoring their every single digital action without the ability for the vast majority to trace it is insane.
If we had the same virus that takes advantage of these same issues, then what's going on is the rootkit running on your system has entered what's essentially its end stage of file installs. It will maintain a large amount of system libraries in root, and when you roll back or Uninstall a driver lock in whatever it wants in that phase of deployment. Depending on how deep the kit is in your system, you may have to find a live boot DVD of whatever linux distro is your favorite(has to be a DVD. Rootkits can install on anything with memory, and dvds are read only.), I recommend using kali then fedora(fedora os os based on a different form of Linux that anything I've found in the files I've pulled from root), and after destroying the root memory with both of those, then resetting tpm and secure boot keys to factory default, zero your hard drives and encrypt them with squashfs as the filesystem(make sure your distro come with this. I've noticed 0 compatability. The background PS this virus installs runs on BTRFS which is incompatible) and fully install your live Linux distro with lvm2 encryption. Then perform a totally clean install of windows while connecting your machine to a different internet source(this has the ability to infect routers and gateways. That's how I kept getting infected.) than what you have ever used with the machines and the very first thing to do after installing windows is to install every kb released jan 2022 manually from update catalog(view source and use the link in the page source. The ones displayed aren't secured.) For whatever version of windows you have, THEN update to whatever Bluetooth drivers you wish. After all your drivers download, configure your firewall and disable any service related to remote connections or vpns and if you didn't install the .net patches Uninstall .net and finally the Microsoft XPS printer service. Then you can reconnect to your typical gateway and return to normal.
My ReFS storage pool is still RAW. HDDs are in good and working conditions.
Windows 10 Pro, 19044.1469
KB5009543 Successfully installed on 1/15/2022 <- this turned my Storage Space D: drive RAW
KB5010793 Successfully installed on 1/18/2022 <- out of band update, but D: drive still RAW
I've tried "wusa /uninstall /kb:5009543", but it says: "Windows Update Standalone Installer: The update KB5009543 is not installed on this computer"
Should I try to uninstall the new out of band update or wait a few more days? hmm
