Microsoft Releases Windows 10 Cumulative Updates KB4507466, KB4507465, KB4507467

Microsoft has launched the everyday non-security batch of cumulative updates for Windows 10, however this time solely older variations of the working system are getting the enhancements.

These cumulative updates are geared toward Windows 10 April 2018 Update (model 1803) and former releases. Windows 10 October 2018 Update (model 1809) and May 2019 Update (model 1903) aren’t included on this cumulative replace rollout.

Most doubtless, each Windows 10 model 1809 and 1903 will obtain new cumulative updates within the coming days earlier than the top of the month.

What’s essential to know is that from the patched variations of Windows 10, solely the April 2018 Update continues to be supported for Home and Pro SKUs. Older variations are solely serviced for Enterprise and Education SKUs and as a part of the Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC).

Important bug fixes

These are the Windows 10 variations getting patched and the cumulative updates they obtained on July 16:

Windows 10 model 1803: KB4507466 (OS Build 17134.915)

Windows 10 model 1709: KB4507465 (OS Build 16299.1296)

Windows 10 model 1703: KB4507467 (OS Build 15063.1955)

Windows 10 model 1607: KB4507459 (OS Build 14393.3115)

While you’ll be able to take a look at the changelogs in full within the field after the leap, the Windows 10 model 1803 cumulative replace brings two notable fixes for a display reader bug and app permissions. The following two strains are included within the launch notes:

“Addresses a problem with opening or utilizing the Window-Eyes display reader software which will lead to an error and forestall some options from functioning as anticipated.

Addresses a problem which will fail to maintain App permissions settings when you choose Keep my recordsdata after deciding on Reset this PC.”

These cumulative updates are actually out there from Windows Update and the Microsoft Update Catalog, and you will get them by merely checking for updates in Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Check for updates.