Hi
I have discovered a problem in my last servicepack update:
It should have been somthing like this:
Version: 20H2
Date: October/November 2020
Build ?
But I have:
Version: 20H2
Date: 29.05.2020 <-------- ?
Build: 19042.662
And I can´t see - the new stuff showed in Microsoft update coming up...
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