A quiet new update has begun reaching Windows 10 devices, sparking curiosity among users. Identified as KB5001716, the update ...

Microsoft is stealthily installing a mysterious update on Windows 10 PCs: here's what it does, and why you need to start ...

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Titled 'KB5001716: Update for Windows Update Service components,' this update has been pushed out by Microsoft over the years when new functionality needs to be added to Windows Update.

Earlier today, we noticed that Microsoft had quietly released a KB5001716 update for Windows 10 users. In a nutshell, it is meant to offer the next feature update for your PC. You can learn more ...

Microsoft is quietly installing KB5001716 update to Windows 10 PCs. This update essentially applies to all Windows 10 versions and hence, you are likely to see it within the list of installed updates.

Neowin spotted the deployment of patch KB5001716, which the site notes has been quietly installed on Windows 10 PCs following the release of the October cumulative update. (It was also pushed to ...

Patch KB5001716, which is an update for Windows Update itself, is misfiring by continually attempting to reinstall, when it has already been installed.

The clock is ticking on Windows 10, and KB5001716 is a clear sign that the final countdown has begun. If you’re still running Windows 10, now’s the time to review your options and make a plan.

The Windows 10 KB5001716 update also introduces a new user interface change for Windows Update that displays warnings when the installed version of Windows will soon be unsupported.