Windows 10 V1809: Update KB4464455 for Insider

[German]Microsoft has just released the update KB4464455 for Windows Insiders testing Windows 10 V1809 in fast and slow ring. The update is intended to fix several bugs. Also a dynamic Update KB4466596 for Windows 10 V1809 has been released.

At the moment there is the strange situation that the Windows 10 October 2018 update (V1809) rollout has been stopped. However, participants in the Windows 10 Insider Program are offered version 1809 as a feature update for testing. In addition, updates are also offered in fast and slow ring.

Update KB4464455 for Windows 10 V1809

On October 16, 2018, Microsoft released update KB4464455 for Windows 10 V1809 in Fast and Slow Ring for Windows Insider. The update raises the build number of the Windows 10 October 2018 update to 17763.104. According to an entry in the Windows Blog, the update fixes the following bugs.

• Microsoft has fixed a bug that displayed incorrect detail values in the Task Manager on the Processes tab.
• This update corrected a problem where in certain cases the IME did not work in the first process of a Microsoft Edge user session.
• Fixed a problem where in some cases applications might stop responding after continuing from Connected Standby.
• Several driver compatibility issues have been fixed.

Microsoft also reports that several bugs that caused application compatibility issues with third-party antivirus and virtualization products have been resolved. However, the rollout of Windows 10 October 2018 Update is still exposed to the general public. (via)

Dynamic Update KB4466596 for Windows 10 V1809

Microsoft has also released the dynamic update KB4466596 for Windows 10 V1809. This is requested by the Microsoft Update Server when you install or reset the Windows 10 October 2018 update. However, the Windows Setup Wizards ask during the update whether the user wants to download 'required or latest updates'. The goal is to troubleshoot installation problems. I have not yet found a description or a download link from Microsoft on the Internet. Only the colleagues from German site deskmodder.de mentioned the update here.