Microsoft has released new Windows 10 updates today. Although we have already received this month’s Patch Tuesday updates, this is the second set of updates heading to Windows 10 devices today. It’s slowly becoming a trend for Microsoft to release two different sets of patches each month instead of sticking to a single Patch Tuesday update, and this month’s nothing different.
What is interesting, however, is that Microsoft hasn’t released a new set of updates for the Windows 10 October 2018 Update, or version 1809. That’s, of course, the latest release of the OS, and considering the number of bugs it has, I am quite shocked to see no updates for it today. I mean, Microsoft somehow managed to re-release the update to the public with a Bluetooth playback bug that has existed since July of this year.
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Either way, you are here for the updates, so here’s a quick breakdown: version 1803 (the April 2018 Update) is getting KB4467682, which brings the build number up to 17134.441. Version 1709 or the Fall Creators Update is getting KB4467681, bringing the build number up to 16299.820. Version 1703, or the Creators Update, is getting KB4467699, bringing the build number up to 16073.1478. And lastly, the Anniversary Update or version 1607, is getting KB4467684, bringing the build number up to 14393.2639.
Most of these updates include bug fixes and security patches, so nothing much to see here. Do check out the full changelogs, however, as there are some known issues in these updates.