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It is the second Tuesday of November 2019 and that means that it is Microsoft Patch Day. Microsoft released security and non-security updates for its Windows operating system and other company products.
Our overview provides you with information on these updates: it starts with an executive summary and information about the number of released updates for all supported client and server versions of Windows as well as the Microsoft Edge (classic) and Internet Explorer web browsers.
What follows is information about the updates, all with links to support articles on Microsoft's website, the list of known issues, direct download links to cumulative updates for Windows, and additional update related information.
Click here to open the October 2019 Patch Day overview.
Download the following Excel spreadsheet to your local system; it lists security updates that Microsoft released in November 2019: November 2019 Security Updates
Windows Server products
Other Microsoft Products
Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2
The security-only update resolves the following issues/makes the following changes:
The monthly rollup update includes all of the updates of the security-only update plus:
Windows 8.1 and Server 2012 R2
The security-only update resolves the following issues/makes the following changes:
The monthly rollup update includes all of the updates of the security-only update plus:
Windows 10 version 1803
The cumulative update fixes the following issues / makes the following changes:
Windows 10 version 1809
The cumulative update fixes the following issues / makes the following changes:
Windows 10 version 1903
The cumulative update lists changes for Windows 10 version 1903 and 1909. It appears that Microsoft included the changes of 1909 in the cumulative update but has not activated them at the time of writing.
Other security updates
Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2
Windows 10 version 1803
Windows 10 version 1809
Windows 10 version 1903
ADV190024 | Microsoft Guidance for Vulnerability in Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
You find Office update information here.
Most home devices running Windows are configured to download and install security updates when they are released. Users who don't want to wait for that to happen or have configured their systems to update manually only may run manual checks for updates or download the cumulative updates from Microsoft's Update Catalog website.
The following needs to be done to check for updates manually:
Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP
Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2
Windows 10 (version 1803)
Windows 10 (version 1809)
Windows 10 (version 1903)
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Received version 1909 (SO 18363.476) but repeatedly receiving MSRT (KB890830 for November)
Same as well.
Checked this morning and it’s stopped doing it – no further update, just not being offered as an update again.
Just manually updated LTSC, currently running DISM cleanup-image commands. All seems fine.
>2019-11 Dynamic Update for Windows 10 Version 1809 (KB4524761)
I’ve just noticed this. I never installed anything like this, my LTSC 1809 x64 updates just fine without this thing. I doubt it’s necessary if you do these updates manually, it’s probably just some WU client update.
All I install is the latest SSU then the latest update pack (full, not delta). This month they were:
windows10.0-kb4523204-x64_57098d9954748b2d7d767f73f60493bc592ff286.msu
windows10.0-kb4523205-x64_3d07bc5ec0f47e164cde50fbd7fbf3fc6d200d44.msu
Thank you Martin, as always!
Can not install Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool – November 2019 (KB890830) on Windows 7 SP1 64-Bit.
Error Code: 800B0109
Same issue on my Win 7.
Same here.
Same for me !
The automatic install of KB890830 (for Mov 2019) on Win 7 64 bit fails repeatedly
with error 800B0109..
The MS Catalog contains 2 exe files for download:
windows-kb890830-v5.77-delta_a9f4bcd60fdf765b24ed4b3c30af93a31d3517d4.exe
windows-kb890830-v5.77_853d6a05c2b8ec07320dd22e4f1e5a2afb028a94.exe
The first one runs ok (scans all the required files for malware),
the second one seems to do nothing, and by the size (6.8M) this seems to be the one that the automatic update is downloading.
I guess that during the automatic update the second file is supposed to launch the run of the first one, and this fails.
After some research, I think that error 800B0109 is related to the file being improperly signed,
so Microsoft should correct this !!!
A small correction to the above:
The file:
windows-kb890830-v5.77_853d6a05c2b8ec07320dd22e4f1e5a2afb028a94.exe
runs ok.
The file:
windows-kb890830-v5.77-delta_a9f4bcd60fdf765b24ed4b3c30af93a31d3517d4.exe
does nothing !
Regarding Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (KB890830) error on Windows 7:
After a reboot, I was offered “2019-11 Servicing Stack Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB4523206)”. I installed it, but now I am no longer offered KB890830. Odd.
Same here.
I started a new search for updates … the “2019-11 Servicing Stack Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB4523206)” was offered … after installation: no KB890830 anymore.
Win 7 Pro.
I installed Servicing Stack Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB4523206) via updates then KB4525233 (security only) from MS Catalogue, installed fine.
Like in September, no MSRT offered.
@ Will next month be the last or can we expect a ‘so long and thanks for all the fish’ Jan grand finale?
Same with me on Windows 7 Prof. SP 1 64bit: KB890830 with Error Code 800B0109 on 11/12/2019. Tried several times because the bugger repeatedly showed up In my Window’s Update, and still does.
Windows 10 updated to 18363.476 without problems… but where are the “big” changes of this new build?
Same to me, Windows 7 Prof. SP 1 64bit: KB890830 with Error Code 800B0109
Same here: can´t install KB890830, Error code: 800B0109 on x64 win7.
November update was downloaded and installed KB4524570 for 1903 win 10 now the Malwarebytes Premium is shown as off and does not register as running on the machine is the a fix for this anywhere ?
I noticed that “Microsoft Compatibility Appraiser” scheduler was re-enabled after this update
Not seeing that on a Win7 or a Win8.1 system after installing the monthly rollups. It along with all other telemetry tasks and services are all still disabled.
Martin,
Thanks for this handy security update explenation article.
You wrought: ” (basically, install regular 1903 update, then check for updates again and the 1909 update should be offered)”
I have just updated main 1903 to build 18362.476 but now after checking to update to 1909 I am getting no response?
Could it be that Microsoft already pulled the 1909 or could it be a metter of day before Microsoft again has enough broughtband to update/upgrade me?
Not pulled I updated to 1909 an hour ago.
The update is not made available if Microsoft is aware of compatibility issues (as usual).
I successfully got to Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18363.476] after 2 invocations of Windows Update followed by a manual update of Windows Security (Defender) to Virus Definitions Version 2019-11-12 Rev 1.305.1973.0 after turning Windows Security back on at 23:00 UTC.
Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool Error code: 800B0109 on Windows 7 SP1 Ultimate 32-bit.
This is the first time that Windows 10 has updated really fine for me. First I installed those security packages, then I installed W10 19.09 with no single issue nor problem found. All old personal configuration options are still as there was before. Sincerely, I am very happy with this unexpected good update and upgrade process. All major ISO upgrades should be like 19.09. 😁
I see any update of my Windows 7 Ultimate x64 with last update May 2017 more critical than the vulnerabilities. After May 2017 there are introduced a number of bugs and leaks that haven’t been fixed, yet, and probably never will be either ! Microsoft will do as they did with 2000, XP and Vista, just leave it….
Did test a fully updated Windows 7 Ultimate x64 and several of my important softwares failed. I restored the older one from a backup, and ofcourse no problems at all.
No problem here too under Win 7×64 (Defender disabled) and Win 8.1×64.
Thank you Martin.
Dunno if this is related to the updates but i have a server running 2012 r2, i see 3 updates that installed early this morning, and now the server is crashing about once an hour. Luckily it boots up pretty quick, but it’s pretty debilitating. Anyone seen this?
i have an issue with windows security updates, not installing on my pc even Microsoft security Essential not updating same happened with windows defender other updated downloading and installing smoothly just security updated having problems i tried to download from catalogs.microsoft.com there also the other updates installing just security updates having problem
Nice article!
FROM Microsoft
ISSUE: Win 2012 Trusted installer reboot loop (Stage: 2 out of 4) post Nov month update.
CAUSE: A bug has been filed and we are working towards a resolution.
On Affected Machines: Attempt revertpendingactions from WinRE.
As mentioned earlier, unless a fix is released, we recommend not installing the latest servicing stack and November CU.