Windows 10 Build 18362.30 (KB4497464) in Both Slow and Fast Rings

Now Microsoft has rolled out Windows 10 Build 18362.30 to Fast and slow rings to fix install issues. You might have encountered problems when receiving 18362. KB4497464 will lift  Build 18356.21 to 18362.30. After getting multiple adverse feedbacks about errors during installation they offered a fresh update.

On Build 18362 (19H1) in fast ring, several users submitted feedback about getting install issue with error code 0x80242016. The same scenario happened in the slow level. Microsoft discovered that Build 18356.16 (KB4494123) was blocking the update to Build 18362 from accomplishing easily. As a result, they withdrew this for some time for checking bugs. Afterall, 2 days ago, they pushed KB4496796 in slow ring to fix update issues but after an investigation hey found that a fresh build for both rings was required. Just rush to check Windows update grab it.

Windows 10 Build 18362.30 (KB4497464) in Both Slow and Fast Rings

Windows 10 Build 18362.30 (KB4497464) Fixes details

Here are the fixes and improvements that the build includes –

Windows 10 Insider team fixed sign-in issue for AAD users. They couldn’t sign-in after receiving 19H1 version on AAD-joined computer not enrolled into MDM.

Windows 10 Build 18362.30 comes with a resolution for .Net Framework or other optional feature- on-demand (FODs) problem. Users were unable to disable and enable them after getting recent Cumulative patch.

After getting recent cumulative update a PC may encounter an unbootable state specifically while installing an optional feature-on-demand (FOD). This issue no longer occurs after this Build.

How to get the Build on Windows 10 in Fast and Slow rings

Press Win+I and let Windows Settings appear on the screen.

Select Update & Security once get at the UI.

Click Windows update from the left hand side pane and jump to the corresponding right.

Select Check for update and wait for the build to download.

When finished, you will be asked to Restart your computer, so follow and sit back until the installation is completed.

Source – Windows Experience blog.

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Love to play with Windows 11 and 10. Suggestion - Going for Registry change or system files edit then remember to take a backup or create a restore point before Starting.