Win7 received Win10 security patch KB3074683: Microsoft update push committed low-level error

Microsoft has been busy with the official release of Win10 for the past two days, especially the first time to use the Win7/Win8.1 users to push Windows10 upgrades, which is a great test for all aspects of the company. At present, quite a few users have reported that this new upgrade method is not very reliable, and there are problems in many links. Even users who successfully completed the upgrade encountered troubles during the first use of Win10, such as Windows application flashback, start menu not open or unresponsive.

However, the problems encountered by users are not limited to this. Some low-level errors also bring inconvenience to users at this critical time. For example, Microsoft has pushed the exclusive accumulation of Win10 official version 10240 to some Windows 7 users. Sexual Safety Update KB3074683. Of course, the update is impossible to install successfully.

According to the previous news, KB3074683 update is a security and functional update package for Win10 official version 10240, which contains a total patch size of more than 1GB, used to repair Win10 official version 10240 finished Since the various known issues, so the patch and Win7 can be described as irrelevant. But such an update has appeared in the update history of some Win7 users, and these users have often subscribed to the Win10 upgrade. From the screenshots provided by IT home users, the KB3074683 update "Of course," the installation failed, and the same failed Win10 upgrade from Microsoft.

Microsoft's low-level mistakes give the outside world the feeling that Win10 upgrades let them "have a mess". It may be that this upgrade method has certain difficulties in specific operations, resulting in various new problems. However, as a user, I still hope that Microsoft can solve the known problems in time, so that users can truly experience the convenience and speed that Win10 should have. Don't let these problems affect users' confidence in Win10 and trust in Microsoft.