Windows 10 update 1709 fails to install manual#

Removed the 30-second delay after entering an incorrect PIN or biometric input when using smart cards.

The Office Chrome extension prompted for credentials often.

Fixed a domain log in issue when using fast user switching.

Fixed a key generation issue in Windows Hello if the policy to require TPM is enabled.

AppLocker publisher rules for MSI files did not match files correctly.

Autodiscover functionality in Microsoft Outlook failed when UE-V is enabled.

Fixed an issue that caused Skype and Xbox to stop working.

Applications stopped working after pasting username or password into a user elevation prompt.

Fixed an issue where the deprovisioning of apps using remove-AppXProvisionedPackages-Online did not work properly as apps returned after upgrades.

You can check it out on the official release history page on the Microsoft website, or read the summary (of all fixes) below. The list of issues that Microsoft fixed in the new update is quite large.

Windows 10 update 1709 fails to install manual#

Manual download from the Microsoft Update Catalog site and installation worked, however. It returned KB4093112 instead which Microsoft released on the April 2018 Patch Tuesday that update was installed on the machine already, however. Note: Windows Update failed to pick up the new update on a Windows 10 Pro machine. KB4093105 fixes issues in Microsoft Outlook, Windows Hello, File Explorer, BitLocker, Microsoft Edge and other programs and core operating system features. Microsoft released the cumulative updates KB4093120 and KB4093117 for Windows 10 version 17 last week, and KB4093105 shares several of the fixes with these earlier releases. The update brings the build number of the operating system to 16299.402. The non-security update is distributed via Windows Update and other updating services, and available as a standalone download from the Microsoft Update Catalog website. Microsoft published KB4093105, a new cumulative update for Windows 10 version 1709, the Fall Creators Update, some hours ago.