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Hi, I'm not sure where to post this since this is more of a site and file download kinda thing which i need some clarification on. Any way. Getting to the question. If i download Windows 10 April 2018 update edition from the Microsoft site here : https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/software-download/windows10ISO Will it be the most up-to-date version of 1803? Like, if there was a cumulative update yesterday will it be included in the ISO if i download it today? More like, i want to know if the ISO from the official site is an Up-to-date version with all the security and other updates from ms upto that point so that when i download and install that one on a system i won't have to install all of the updates from say like April 2018 to April 2019. Would be nice as well if some one can point to good sources from where i can if this is not an updated iso get up-to-date win10 iso file as well. If my question is not clear, I'm sorry about that. I will try my best to explain it better.

so this is a problem I have been experiencing for about a year and some change when I am in windows (browsing, doing other tasks, etc.) I will experience a freeze or softlock that will last for anywhere from 30 seconds to almost 2 minutes and I have tried everything, yes OS and all drivers are up to date, have tried everything in the book and am at a loss so any insight or help would be wonderful as to why this is happening/how to fix it. the process that seems to cause the issue and cause my CPU usage to go anywhere from 70-100% is called "Windows host process (Rundll32)" I've tried googling the problem with no luck. thanks in advance for any and all help! Current config is as follows: ASUS H110 MB I5-6400 @ 2.7Ghz 16 GB DDR4 @ 2133Mhz GTX 1060 6 GB 512 GB SSD 1 TB HHD windows build 1803/ 17134.619 (corrected from earlier)

I had update 1803 mess up my os first time around because it kept reverting to my restore point in the last stages of installation after a restart. But now since they've re-rolled the update out I'm having the same problem... Could this be a mobo firmware issue? Or is the update still just trash? I'm running 3570k on z77a-g45

Hi. I'm planning to downgrade my windows 10 1809 to 1803 due to recent weird performance in some games such as bf1 etc. My question is, is there any way I can downgrade without losing my main drive data, just the windows is downgraded? Or will I have to format my C drive and just do a fresh install? Keep in mind that I want the programs to work correctly after downgrading if I choose not to do a fresh install. Is that possible? Thank you in advance.

Hello, I recently upgraded my pc and have been encountering an odd issue ever since doing a fresh install on windows 10. Google chrome is stuck establishing secure connection for about 60 seconds and will either load the page or say the page request timed out, refresh, and sometimes load the page. My internet is connected fine and I can easily browse the web on Microsoft Edge. Also, my PC has trouble connecting to Discord Servers, and often times the Blizzard App (which I use to launch Call Of Duty) cannot load data from the launcher, however, I have no issues actually playing the game online. The issue cannot be from my network as multiple other PC's on the same network have no issue. I also RMA'd the processor and mobo and have gotten the same results. The PC also seems to be freezing and locking up for 30 seconds at a time a lot due to this issue (which is basically a clean install of Windows 10 with call of duty installed) Here are my specs: Intel I7-8700K EVGA Geforce GTX 1070 MSI B360 Gaming Plus Motherboard 16GB Corsair Vengance RGB C15 DDR4 3000Mhz Memory (running at 2667 Mhz on mobo) Kingston 500gb SSD 1000 W PSU My current OS Is Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit Version 17134.407

When will my pc get the Windows 10 1803 update? I am still stuck on 1709.

Hey guys, I keep trying to update to 1803. The download goes fine, then it installs. Once I restart to finish the installation it gets to about 80% before restarting again and reverting to the previous version 1709. I've tried about 4 times now and the same thing happens every time. I've tried running the disk cleanup to delete the update files but i still get the same problem. I really don't want to have to do a fresh install every time there is a significant Windows update. It's becoming frustrating... This wouldn't be a big deal if I could just block the updates but it seems like that is a lost cause on Windows 10 especially on the Home version. I tried disabling the Windows Update service but it somehow always re-enables itself and downloads the 1803 update which I can't install. It's been a vicious cycle. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm trying to keep cool but Windows 10 is really trying my patience lately. Thanks!

Hello Guys, Since march/april 2018, I got a very annoying problem, but before that everything worked fine and responsive. I explain : I got a mouse lag (delay, latency) on my desktop and even in games, I also have delay with my xbox one controller and graphic tablet. I don't think I notice a keyboard delay but maybe there is one. To be more precise, I'm having a small but very annoying delay when I move my mouse, or turn with my controller, or draw with my graphic tablet. It really ruin my gaming and PC experience. Here's what I did : Reinstalled windows several times, 3-4 Updated all my drivers Uninstalled my GPU nvidia drivers and reinstalled it Bought a complete new PC Bought a new mouse Bought a new carpet Bought a new monitor (from a 60Hz to a 144Hz) Bought a better connexion Checked for windows updated Checked for process on the background Disabled mouse ehancement Disable inactive windows mouse Also disabled Cortana Did a clean boot And I booted my PC without my GPU also Also booted my pc with ram by ram So now I can confirm that the issue isn't hardware related. After all of thoses step, I still can't believe that I'm stuck with this very annoying issue. At first I thought It was a virus : I reinstalled windows 10, even bought a new HDD Then I tought it was my processor or gpu : bought a more powerful cpu and gpu Then I thought it was a network issue : got a new and more powerful connexion (from 1.4MB/s to 400MB/s) Then I thought it was a power supply issue : bought a new and more powerfull PSU (from 500W to 750W) Then I thought my monitor was causing the problem : bought a new monitor with a higher refresh rate And finally I thought that my mouse was broken : bought a new gaming mouse (G403) + a new carpet for her I'm very lost, and this issue ruin my gaming experience since now 5-6 month. I came to this forum because now, since I changed everything, I'm convinced that it has to do with windows 10, but can't figure what is the problem. The windows 10 version 1803 came out when my issue started, so it might not be a coincidence. So, I'm very open to every answer... I'll be very very very thankful for the one who will save my PC... SPECS: GPU : GTX 1070TI 8GB VRAM CPU : i5-8600K 3.6GHz 6core RAM : 16GB RAM DDR4 3000Hz (Actually using 8GB because I got 2 slot from my motherboard that doesn't work, I'll send my mobo soon to my manufacters) MOBO : Z370 HD3 PSU : 750W CoolerMaster Bronze 80+ Monitor : Acer 144Hz (with display port) Keyboard : Logitech K120 Mouse : Logitech G403 Carpet : Logitech G440 OS : Windows 10 Home V1803

Just after I completed my new Ryzen 5 2400G build, I installed Windows 10 1503, and as usual, windows update checked for new updates and started installing the new update to 1803, after updating itself to 1703 ( Don't remember whether it was 1703 but, it started with 17xx). And while the PC restarts itself after update, the screen is split into two, and the second half has a distorted display (I've uploaded the images). Currently I don't have a dedicated GPU , and I'm still on the integrated GPU. While updating through the settings, it shows a error and I used the windows Update assistant to update the system. Thanks in advance.

Hi all, I just updated to Windows 1803. Full system specs in signature. My motherboard uses a realtek audio chip. Previously, I had my speakers connected into my i/o in the back of my computer and my headphones plugged into fpa. They showed up as 2 different outputs in windows sound settings. After the update it is no longer this way. I have uninstalled and reinstalled audio drivers from motherboard website and realtek audio website but doesn't work How can I get it back to the old way? Thanks

Like the title says. I was playing ETS2 and the game kept on restarting the game in some way, turns out Windows 10 was f***ing with some kind of "graphics hardware access". I've never had any issues like this one before the latest Windows 10 "update" (1803). Does anyone know a fix for this? Notification: Windows 10 version: PC specs don't matter in this case, but they are overkill for this game.

Things happened like this: I updated to 1803 (actually it was MS because f*ck users' consent, right?), a lot of things broke. First was HP 3D DriveGuard (which is specific to part of HP's models and being so annoyingly hard to make it work thanks to Windows 10's crappy update system I gave up eventually), and the main topic here, mic broke too. Although system still sees the device, but apparently it can no longer receive any audio AT ALL. Mic boost doesn't help. Before that happened, you can easily trigger mic by gently speaking from 1m outside. Now it won't, even if you shouted next to it. If my guesses was right, it probably is also the exact same problem which apparently crippled my Audition CS6 (got spawned MME error and I'm essentially stuck with no options left). Any options I can get before I decided to nuke-it-all, back to good ol' days of 1709? (I wish MS could get their shit together and make one update reliable for once... they always break my drivers. ALWAYS. Fluent Design doesn't help with the shit impression I'm having with W10 right now...) EDIT: before you ask, Premiere Pro & After Effects worked fine. Even general playback, too. EDIT 2: Turns out, Windows 10 may be screwing around Settings too much. I fixed the problem myself, but if anyone got hit the same problem, look here. Go to Settings > Privacy > Microphone to allow apps control. Thanks to MS there's a lot of settings which overlapped to old controls so they're pain in the asses... Also update drivers in case W10 screws you, again.

I am responsible for looking after +-50 laptops and when it comes time for Windows to release their next major update it always uses up all of our bandwidth. Because of that I want to take a proactive approach and update using a bootable USB or DVD but I cannot find an official ISO online. I am aware that the update to Windows 10 1803 has been delayed due to a bug but I still want to find an ISO so I can at least take a look at the update before hand. Is there a site where I can find the Windows 10 1803 ISO that is safe? (The official Windows 10 download page still features version 1709 at time of post)