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KB3136562 Cumulative Update Sneaks in Like A Ghost

Y-U-No-announced-kb3136563-stforumАnyone seeing Windows 10 1511 cumulative update KB3136562?’ is a recent post on Reddit which has led us to believe that Microsoft has silently released another cumulative update. The last official cumulative update for Windows 10 version 1511 was released on January 27.

Oddly enough, there is no official KB3136562 knowledge base (KB) article available.

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Despite that Microsoft has given zero official information on KB3136562, Win10 users say the update is a fact.

This is what topredditgeek Reddit user says:

It seems it’s [the update] real, but not showing in Windows Update. It updates version to 10586.79.
Download links:
x64 – https://download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/software/updt/2016/02/windows10.0-kb3136562-x64_45e2f06dd2ae5f2b0b7052db26acd9ee6e10bb9b.msu
x86 – https://download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/software/updt/2016/02/windows10.0-kb3136562-x86_c38692859074c505f59a4f7fd5cd8e3e1028c220.msu

Apparently, the two download links actually work. Win10 Threshold 2 customers have installed the update successfully. This is how they discovered what the update was actually about – it ‘upgrades’ the Windows version to build 10586.79. Even if the KB3136562 update works just fine and causes no issues, it’s very bizarre, to say the least, that Microsoft has pushed it in such a veiled manner.

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We would advise Win10 version 1511 users who see the update not to install it. Even though it’s available on https://download.windowsupdate.com/, the lack of any KB-related information is disturbing. An unannounced update should be regarded as no update. If you install KB3136562, there is no telling what will happen next.

So don’t be in a hurry and wait for Microsoft to explain. Laughing out loud.

Milena Dimitrova

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