Windows 10 Update 1809 not offered even if I manually search for it
I am operating two different PCs both running Windows 10 Professional x64 Build 1803. I know that Microsoft has delayed the update to 1809 because of some problems, but I have also read that the update is supposed to be available now, and that installation can be forced if a user checks for new updates manually in System Control -> Windows Update. However, I have tried clicking the "Check Updates" button in Windows Update, and get the message that my system is up to date.
So my question is: why does Microsoft not offer that update? Is it possible to somehow see the reasons why an update is not available even if cecked manually?
Update (as requested): both of my PCs are on the Semi Anual Targeted stream, so they definitely should get the update. Is there any log file that informs about reasons why no update is applied, possibly incompatible hardware drivers or other software installed that Microsoft is aware of?
Update 2: I also know that I can manually install the update, or reinstall a fresh build 1809, but I want to know if there is a logfile or other mechanisms to examine this in detail.
windows-10 windows-update windows-10-v1803 windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 2 at 7:07
ErikErik
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I am operating two different PCs both running Windows 10 Professional x64 Build 1803. I know that Microsoft has delayed the update to 1809 because of some problems, but I have also read that the update is supposed to be available now, and that installation can be forced if a user checks for new updates manually in System Control -> Windows Update. However, I have tried clicking the "Check Updates" button in Windows Update, and get the message that my system is up to date.
So my question is: why does Microsoft not offer that update? Is it possible to somehow see the reasons why an update is not available even if cecked manually?
Update (as requested): both of my PCs are on the Semi Anual Targeted stream, so they definitely should get the update. Is there any log file that informs about reasons why no update is applied, possibly incompatible hardware drivers or other software installed that Microsoft is aware of?
Update 2: I also know that I can manually install the update, or reinstall a fresh build 1809, but I want to know if there is a logfile or other mechanisms to examine this in detail.
windows-10 windows-update windows-10-v1803 windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 2 at 7:07
ErikErik
4141721
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Have you configured your system to the Semi-Annual release channel or the Semi-Annual Targeted released channel, 1803 is the current release for Semi-Annual, and 1809 is the current release for Semi-Annual Targeted. Edit your question to provide the relevant information required to answer your question. 1809 has been released to everyone of the appropriate channel for over 2 months now.
– Ramhound
Jan 2 at 7:36
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I had the same issue, got tired of waiting and used this page to upgrade it manually to 1809....microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
– Moab
Jan 2 at 16:08
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I am operating two different PCs both running Windows 10 Professional x64 Build 1803. I know that Microsoft has delayed the update to 1809 because of some problems, but I have also read that the update is supposed to be available now, and that installation can be forced if a user checks for new updates manually in System Control -> Windows Update. However, I have tried clicking the "Check Updates" button in Windows Update, and get the message that my system is up to date.
So my question is: why does Microsoft not offer that update? Is it possible to somehow see the reasons why an update is not available even if cecked manually?
Update (as requested): both of my PCs are on the Semi Anual Targeted stream, so they definitely should get the update. Is there any log file that informs about reasons why no update is applied, possibly incompatible hardware drivers or other software installed that Microsoft is aware of?
Update 2: I also know that I can manually install the update, or reinstall a fresh build 1809, but I want to know if there is a logfile or other mechanisms to examine this in detail.
windows-10 windows-update windows-10-v1803 windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 2 at 7:07
ErikErik
4141721
I am operating two different PCs both running Windows 10 Professional x64 Build 1803. I know that Microsoft has delayed the update to 1809 because of some problems, but I have also read that the update is supposed to be available now, and that installation can be forced if a user checks for new updates manually in System Control -> Windows Update. However, I have tried clicking the "Check Updates" button in Windows Update, and get the message that my system is up to date.
So my question is: why does Microsoft not offer that update? Is it possible to somehow see the reasons why an update is not available even if cecked manually?
Update (as requested): both of my PCs are on the Semi Anual Targeted stream, so they definitely should get the update. Is there any log file that informs about reasons why no update is applied, possibly incompatible hardware drivers or other software installed that Microsoft is aware of?
Update 2: I also know that I can manually install the update, or reinstall a fresh build 1809, but I want to know if there is a logfile or other mechanisms to examine this in detail.
windows-10 windows-update windows-10-v1803 windows-10-v1809
windows-10 windows-update windows-10-v1803 windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 2 at 7:07
ErikErik
4141721
asked Jan 2 at 7:07
ErikErik
4141721
edited Jan 3 at 4:57
Erik
asked Jan 2 at 7:07
ErikErik
4141721
asked Jan 2 at 7:07
ErikErik
4141721
asked Jan 2 at 7:07
ErikErik
4141721
4141721
2
Have you configured your system to the Semi-Annual release channel or the Semi-Annual Targeted released channel, 1803 is the current release for Semi-Annual, and 1809 is the current release for Semi-Annual Targeted. Edit your question to provide the relevant information required to answer your question. 1809 has been released to everyone of the appropriate channel for over 2 months now.
– Ramhound
Jan 2 at 7:36
1
I had the same issue, got tired of waiting and used this page to upgrade it manually to 1809....microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
– Moab
Jan 2 at 16:08
add a comment |
2
Have you configured your system to the Semi-Annual release channel or the Semi-Annual Targeted released channel, 1803 is the current release for Semi-Annual, and 1809 is the current release for Semi-Annual Targeted. Edit your question to provide the relevant information required to answer your question. 1809 has been released to everyone of the appropriate channel for over 2 months now.
– Ramhound
Jan 2 at 7:36
1
I had the same issue, got tired of waiting and used this page to upgrade it manually to 1809....microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
– Moab
Jan 2 at 16:08
2
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Have you configured your system to the Semi-Annual release channel or the Semi-Annual Targeted released channel, 1803 is the current release for Semi-Annual, and 1809 is the current release for Semi-Annual Targeted. Edit your question to provide the relevant information required to answer your question. 1809 has been released to everyone of the appropriate channel for over 2 months now.
– Ramhound
Jan 2 at 7:36
Have you configured your system to the Semi-Annual release channel or the Semi-Annual Targeted released channel, 1803 is the current release for Semi-Annual, and 1809 is the current release for Semi-Annual Targeted. Edit your question to provide the relevant information required to answer your question. 1809 has been released to everyone of the appropriate channel for over 2 months now.
– Ramhound
Jan 2 at 7:36
1
1
I had the same issue, got tired of waiting and used this page to upgrade it manually to 1809....microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
– Moab
Jan 2 at 16:08
I had the same issue, got tired of waiting and used this page to upgrade it manually to 1809....microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
– Moab
Jan 2 at 16:08
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Have you configured your system to the Semi-Annual release channel or the Semi-Annual Targeted released channel, 1803 is the current release for Semi-Annual, and 1809 is the current release for Semi-Annual Targeted. Edit your question to provide the relevant information required to answer your question. 1809 has been released to everyone of the appropriate channel for over 2 months now.
– Ramhound
Jan 2 at 7:36
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I had the same issue, got tired of waiting and used this page to upgrade it manually to 1809....microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
– Moab
Jan 2 at 16:08