Sunday, June 14, 2020

Microsoft’s current scheme for updating windows 10

Windows 10 Patch update releases.

 

Microsoft’s current scheme for updating windows 10 looks like the below table.

 

Update Name: Security-only update for deployment

Scope: Monthly (contains security patches only).

Publish Timing: On "B week" to WSUS and the Windows Update Catalog; accessible via SCCM

Windows Update: No

 

Update Name: Security and quality update for deployment with no new features (a.k.a the “monthly rollup”)

Scope:  Cumulative (Security plus non-security patches)

Publish Timing: On "B week" to WSUS and the Windows Update Catalog

Windows Update: Yes

 

Update Name: Preview of monthly quality update for testing, mostly for older windows systems (a.k.a the “preview rollup”)

Scope: Cumulative (non-security patches only)

Publish Timing: On "C week" to WSUS and the Windows Update Catalog

Windows Update: Yes

 

Update Name: Preview of monthly quality update for testing (a.k.a the “preview rollup”).

Scope: Cumulative (non-security patches only).

Publish Timing: On "D week" to WSUS and the Windows Update Catalog.

Windows Update: Yes

 

Update Name: "Out-of-band" update

Scope: Monthly or whenever needed

Publish Timing: Whenever needed

Windows Update: Probably       

 

Reference Links:

Microsoft update site:  https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Home.aspx

https://mcpmag.com/articles/2018/08/06/microsoft-explains-windows-10-patching.aspx

https://www.computerworld.com/article/3293440/an-open-letter-to-microsoft-management-re-windows-updating.html

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