Did you see that on a machine that was running Version 1709 OS Build 16299.371I just saw this when I checked for updates
No, the public machine running 17133.1 has had no activity. I would not expect it to until a cumulative update is released to the public for that build.Did you see that on a machine that was running Version 1709 OS Build 16299.371
OR something else
I think the "Version Next" update was a replacement for KB4100375. I do not have that update and mine shows .73.Found this just a few minutes ago using my Insider Preview Version 1803 Build 17133.73 computer:
I remain interested in how that machine behaves when MS finally decides to pull the trigger on the Official ReleaseNo, the public machine running 17133.1 has had no activity. I would not expect it to until a cumulative update is released to the public for that build.
When they do release, I can tell you. I only have 8 machines on 17133.1 waiting for further updating.I remain interested in how that machine behaves when MS finally decides to pull the trigger on the Official Release
LOL. I'm getting a little lost in this thread, also, Bass. It has become a mix of current updates and insider updates.Just checked mine and I don't have the 2nd one. Is this on the insider program?
I've been lost ever since the beginning of he Insider Program. Testing an application before release is not that confusing, but this testing during the life of the application is confusing.LOL. I'm getting a little lost in this thread, also, Bass. It has become a mix of current updates and insider updates.
You have just highlighted the importance of using complete descriptions such as Version number plus Build numbers as seen in Windows key + R and typing winver.LOL. I'm getting a little lost in this thread, also, Bass. It has become a mix of current updates and insider updates.
That's a pretty good and accurate summary.all MS have said, to date, on this matter, is that the release preview would be available to all (insiders?) in the release preview ring on the 9th Apr
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