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Windows 10 downloaded a big update not long ago and went through a lengthy upgrade process. Partway through the system locked up. The little progress spinner stopped spinning and it sat there for hours.
So I powered down, the system appeared to go through a recovery process, and then I checked for updates again. It says that "Your device is up to date", but the current version is 1511, build 10586.633. That version isn't current; version 1607 was released in August.
But whenever I check for updates, it says that the system is up to date.
Windows Update troubleshooter reports no problems.
How do I persuade Windows to install 1607?
Perhaps try to use "Secunia PSI" or try to download the most recent, Patchs, Fixes, Updates, Rollup or Upgrade from the Windows Website if avaiable. e.g. Windows Catalog – Tech-IO – 2016-11-07T18:02:37.600
@GiaRui Secunia doesn't check for Windows updates itself, it relies on Windows update which in this case doesn't work. – gronostaj – 2016-11-07T18:20:57.840
1Version 1607 is stilling being rolled out by Windows Update, if you want it today, use the ISO to upgrade. – Ramhound – 2016-11-07T18:49:25.580
It has been several days since we heard from you. Have you made any progress? – Run5k – 2016-11-17T04:56:32.657
@Run5k No, but I have a theory. I'm using grub to dual-boot Ubuntu. I think that may be the cause. My plan is to get rid of grub. – user237815 – 2016-11-20T22:17:02.857
Possibly so. The "Troubleshooting 101" philosophy tells us that we should consider all possibilities, but a dual-boot shouldn't stop Windows Update from working. That being said, while I am certainly not a Linux guru I have heard good things about the Ubuntu distro. However, we do see a lot of questions in the Super User community posted by people who encounter various challenges trying to maintain a Windows 10/Linux dual boot configuration. Personally, I would be much more inclined to use the built-in Hyper-V capability in Windows 10 Pro and utilize a Ubuntu virtual machine, instead. – Run5k – 2016-11-20T23:48:05.333