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Message: [QUOTE="Grizzly, post: 67326, member: 15758"] Never heard about a "Director's Update" and no, they are not included in the Cumulative updates. That's what you made the flash drive for. The cumulative updates are bug fixes and improvements for the different versions of Windows. Here is a flashback to the past on how Windows 10 became to be: Initial Version of Windows 10 was Build 10240 November Update became Build 10586 Anniversary Update was Build 14393 (a.k.a. Redstone 1) and currently most recent the Creators Update build 15063 (a.k.a. Redstone 2). In Fall of this year Microsoft will add another built so far called Redstone 3.... The Adobe Flash player is updated either offline or any time Windows 10 checks for new updates. I do not know why Flash player is still supported as more and more Browsers distance themselves from it as it is apparently not a safe plugin. It will probably go the same way [I]activex[/I] went for the Internet Explorer. BTW: the three updates (Cumulative Update, Servicing Stack Update and Flash player update) are the standard updates Microsoft always provides, so why no put them on the flash drive as well?? That way you have all updates you need for offline installation and if one goes online, there may only be updates for Windows Defender and the Malicious Software Removal Tool. These are minor compared to the Cumulative updates. Have a nice trip.... [/QUOTE]