From InfoWorld: This past week has seen a bizarre turn of events for those who are using the most recent version of Windows 10, the Anniversary Update, version 1607.
On Friday, Dec. 9, Microsoft released a cumulative update for version 1607. As I described last Friday, cumulative update KB 3201845 brings Windows 10 version 1607 up to build 14393.479.
But for reasons unknown, Microsoft didn't update its official Windows 10 update history page to mention the new version. KB 3201845 was, and is, available for download from the Microsoft Update Catalog. But the associated KB article was pulled down last night. Going to the KB location brings up a "This page doesn't exist" notification.
When KB 3201845 was first released, many of us wondered why Microsoft would push out a cumulative update just a few days before Patch Tuesday (or the "B Week Tuesday" in Microsoft-speak). It doesn't make any sense, even though KB 3201845 has been around in the Windows Insider Preview Release ring since Nov. 30.
Now, it appears references to the patch have simply been swept away.
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