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Description of Cumulative Update 3 for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP2 and System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager SP1


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Summary

This article describes the issues that are fixed and functionality that is updated in Cumulative Update 3 (CU3) for Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Service Pack 2 (SP2) and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager R2 Service Pack 1 (SP1). This update applies to both releases.

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Issues that are fixed

Administrator Console

  • The Administrator Console may take longer than expected to expand different nodes, such as the All Users or All Devices nodes. This occurs when the console is installed on a touch-screen enabled computer.
  • The Create Task Sequence Wizard generates an Unhandled exception when the Configuration Manager Console is installed on a computer that is running Windows 10 version 1511.
  • The Configuration Manager console exits unexpectedly when the Task Sequence Editor is used to change a Microsoft Recovery (Windows RE) partition. Additionally, you receive an exception that resembles the following:
    System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException: The given key was not present in the dictionary.

  • The Configuration Manager console exits unexpectedly when you try to add a custom icon for an application that's available in the Application Catalog. This only occurs if the FIPS local/group security policy, 'System cryptography: Use FIPS compliant algorithms for encryption, hashing, and signing', is enabled on the computer that is running the console.

Operating system deployment

  • A task sequence may continue for an application installation failure, even if the Continue on error option is not selected in the task sequence properties. This applies to task sequences installing applications that use a dynamic variable list.
  • A task sequence will try to reinstall applications already installed by using a dynamic variable list if one of the applications is configured to restart the computer. For example, if the third in a list of 3 applications requires a restart, the first and second applications in the list will try to install again after the restart.
  • Use of the pre-provision BitLocker task sequence step during an operating system deployment results in the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) having a status of Ready for use, with reduced functionality.

Configuration Manager Client

  • Applications removed from a Mac client computer continue to appear in the Installed Software node of hardware inventory for that client.

Microsoft Intune and mobile device management

  • In a Configuration Manager environment in which the Microsoft Exchange Server connector is configured for use with Microsoft Exchange Server 2013, mobile devices aren't listed as expected in the All Mobile Devices node of the administrator console. Additionally, errors that resemble the following are recorded in the EasDisc.log file on the Configuration Manager site server:
    ERROR: [MANAGED] Invoking cmdlet Get-Recipient failed. Exception: System.Management.Automation.RemoteException: Cannot bind parameter 'Filter' to the target. Exception setting "Filter": "The value "$true" could not be converted to type System.Boolean….
    STATMSG: ID=8817 SEV=W LEV=M SOURCE="SMS Server" COMP="SMS_EXCHANGE_CONNECTOR" …
    ERROR: [MANAGED] Exception: Cannot bind parameter 'Filter' to the target. Exception setting "Filter": "The value "$true" could not be converted to type System.Boolean."
    ERROR: Failed to check status of discovery thread of managed COM. error = Unknown error 0x80131501

    Note This log entry is truncated for readability.

  • The certificate required to connect to the Intune service cannot be renewed if the Microsoft Intune connector is installed to a server other than the site server, and proxy authentication is required for Internet access.
  • Blocking Exchange ActiveSync access for an enrolled device fails. Errors that resemble the following are recorded in the EasDisc.log file on the site server after the blocking action fails:
    *** [42000][102][Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 11.0][SQL Server]Incorrect syntax near 'IsUIBlocked'.ERROR: UpdateDeviceAccessState: Execute() failed.

Site Systems

  • The client automatic upgrade policy is refreshed after every restart of the SMS Executive service, even when no properties have changes. Entries that resemble the following are recorded in the hman.log file on the site server.
    Handle auto-upgrade client configuration changes
    Update auto-upgrade client configurations

    Updated client upgrade program offer with a new schedule

    Note These entries are truncated for readability.
  • The State Systems component does not process messages that are generated by the Certificate Registration Point site system role if that server is configured to use a non-US date format. Errors that resemble the following are recorded in the statesys.log file on the site server:
    SQL MESSAGE: spProcessStateReport - Error: Message processing encountered a SQL error 241 at record 1 for TopicType 5001: "Conversion failed when converting date and/or time from character string.", Line 0 in procedure ""

  • The SMS Executive service may exit unexpectedly when it processes a NOIDMIF file that contains a Unicode character invalid for the codepage of the site server.
  • The "Reassign Distribution Point" migration task may stop responding when it tries to reassign a distribution point from a Configuration Manager 2007 secondary site. This occurs if the database record for the 2007 distribution point is removed and replicated to the primary site before the new record is added.
  • The WMI Provider Host (WmiPrvSE.exe) hosting the Configuration Manager Provider (SMSProv) may exceed its memory quota on a site that processes lots of status messages from a custom application. This can result in a loss of connectivity through the Configuration Manager console until the server hosting the provider is restarted.
  • Queries, and query-based collections that use the Windows Update Agent Version as criteria return unexpected results for Windows 10-based computers. This is because the Windows Update Agent Version in hardware inventory data is reported incorrectly in the 6.x range, such as 6.0.10240.16397 instead of the 10.x range, such as 10.0.10240.16397.

Software distribution and content management

  • 3120338 Content can’t be downloaded from Cloud-Based Distribution Points System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Service Pack 2 when BranchCache is enabled
  • Applications deployed to a device that uses the Primary Device global condition will fail if the primary user has an apostrophe in their name.
  • Distribution Points configured for HTTPS communications will be reset to use HTTP communications after other site properties are changed. For example, installing a new Software Update Point can trigger the Distribution Point to revert to HTTP communications. Other Distribution Point settings may also change.
  • 3123884 Application installation fails from the Company Portal in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager

Settings management

  • 3118485 "Setting Discovery Error" is returned for SQL Server 2014 Configuration Items in System Center Configuration Manager
  • A Configuration Item (CI) that uses a Setting Type of SQL query will only evaluate against the first instance of a SQL Server even if the “All Instances” option is checked in the CI properties.

Additional changes that are included in this update

Endpoint Protection

  • 3041687 Revised February 2015 anti-malware platform update for Endpoint Protection clients

Supported operating systems

  • Mac OS X 10.11 can be targeted as a client platform for the following features:
    • Application Management
    • Settings Management


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Software updates management / operating system deployment

  • A new optional task sequence variable, SMSTSWaitForSecondReboot, is available to better control client behavior when a software update installation requires two restarts. This is in addition to changes released with System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP2 to improve handling of unexpected restarts, as documented in Install Software Updates. This variable should be set before the "Install Software Updates" step to prevent a task sequence from failing because of a "double reboot" of a software update. SMSTSWaitForSecondReboot is a value in seconds that specifies how long the task sequence execution process should pause after the computer restarts to allow for sufficient time for a second restart to occur. For example, setting SMSTSWaitForSecondReboot to 600 results in a pause of 10 minutes after a restart before additional task sequence steps execute. This can be useful when hundreds of updates are being applied in a single "Install Software Updates" task sequence step. The value can be raised or lowered , depending on the volume of updates in your environment. If later task sequence steps trigger a computer restart, a second SMSTSWaitForSecondReboot variable can be set to reduce the wait down back to 0. This makes sure there are no additional delays after software updates are applied.

How to obtain Cumulative Update 3 for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Service Pack 2 and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager R2 Service Pack 1

A supported update is available from Microsoft Support. However, this update is intended to correct only the problems that are described in this article. Apply this update only to systems that are experiencing the problems described in this article. This update might receive additional testing. Therefore, if you are not severely affected by these problems, we recommend that you wait for the next service pack that contains this update.

If the update is available for download, there is a "Hotfix download available" section at the top of this Knowledge Base article. If this section does not appear, contact Microsoft Customer Service and Support to obtain the update.

Note If additional issues occur or if any troubleshooting is required, you might have to create a separate service request. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for this specific update. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Service and Support telephone numbers or to create a separate service request, go to the following Microsoft website: Note The "Hotfix download available" form displays the languages for which this update is available. If you do not see your language, it is because an update is not available for that language.

Installation information

This update applies to the following releases:
  • System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1
  • System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Service Pack 2

Restart information

You do not have to restart the computer after you apply this update.

Note We recommend that you close the Configuration Manager Administrator Console before you install this update.

Update replacement information

This update replaces Cumulative Update 2 for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Service Pack 2 and System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1.

Boot images

After this cumulative update is installed on site servers, any operating system boot image should be updated. To update boot images after the hotfix is applied, follow these steps:
  1. In the Configuration Manager console, click Software Library.
  2. In the Software Library workspace, expand Operating Systems, and then click Boot Images.
  3. Select the boot image that you want to update.
  4. Right-click and then select the Update Distribution Points action.

    Note This action updates all distribution points. This action may have an adverse effect on an environment that contains many distribution points.

  5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for all boot images that were previously distributed.

For more information about how to update boot images, see the How to Manage Boot Images in Configuration Manager topic on the Microsoft TechNet website.

How to determine the installation status of this cumulative update

This cumulative update changes the following Configuration Manager version numbers and installation properties.

Site systems
The CULevel value is located under the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\SMS\Setup

Note The CULevel value is set to 3 for Cumulative Update 3.

Administrator Console
The version that is displayed in the About System Center Configuration Manager dialog box is 5.0.8239.1403.

Client
The version that is displayed on the General tab of the Configuration Manager Control Panel item or the Client Version field of device properties in the Administrator Console is 5.00.8239.1403.

Endpoint Protection Client
This update changes the anti-malware client version to 4.7.0209.0. You can find the version information by clicking About on the Help menu of the Endpoint Protection client UI.
File information
The English version of this update has the file attributes (or later file attributes) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time item in Control Panel.
File nameFile versionFile sizeDateTimePlatform
Adminui.wqlqueryengine.dll5.0.8239.140392,84814-Jan-201601:05x86
Adsource.dll5.0.8239.1403340,14414-Jan-201601:05x64
Affinityagent.dll5.0.8239.1403210,09614-Jan-201601:05x64
Aiupdatesvc.exe5.0.8239.140394,89614-Jan-201601:05x86
Aius.msiNot Applicable2,860,03214-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Basesvr.dll5.0.8239.14033,639,47214-Jan-201601:05x64
Baseutil.dll5.0.8239.14031,322,16014-Jan-201601:05x64
Ccmcore.dll5.0.8239.14031,347,76014-Jan-201601:05x64
Ccmexec.exe5.0.8239.14031,773,74414-Jan-201601:05x64
Ccmsetup-sup.cabNot Applicable677,71014-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Ccmsetup.cabNot Applicable9,59014-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Ccmsetup.exe5.0.8239.14031,739,95214-Jan-201601:05x86
Ccmutillib.dll5.0.8239.1403592,04814-Jan-201601:05x64
Certenrollendpoint.dll5.0.8239.1403597,16814-Jan-201601:05x64
Certenrollprovider.dll5.0.8239.1403321,71214-Jan-201601:05x64
Certmgr.dll5.0.8239.1403334,51214-Jan-201601:05x64
Cloudusersync.dll5.0.8239.140324,75214-Jan-201601:05x64
Conditionalaccessreport.rdlNot Applicable78,84514-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Configmgr2012ac-sp2r2sp1-kb3135680-x64.mspNot Applicable4,934,65614-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Contentwebrole.cabNot Applicable7,570,45014-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Createmedia.exe5.0.8239.1403310,96014-Jan-201601:05x64
Createtsmediaadm.dll5.0.8239.14032,360,49614-Jan-201601:05x64
Cryptoutility.dll5.0.8239.140314,00014-Jan-201601:05x86
Dcmobjectmodel.dll5.0.8239.14032,138,28814-Jan-201601:05x86
Dcmsqlqueryprovider.dll5.0.8239.1403204,46414-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Deploytovhd.exe5.0.8239.1403578,22414-Jan-201601:05x64
Distmgr.dll5.0.8239.14031,039,53614-Jan-201601:05x64
Dmp.msiNot Applicable5,387,77614-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Dmpdownloader.dll5.0.8239.140324,75214-Jan-201601:05x64
Dmpuploader.dll5.0.8239.140327,82414-Jan-201601:05x64
Easdisc.dll5.0.8239.1403147,63214-Jan-201601:05x64
Exportcontent.dll5.0.8239.14031,038,51214-Jan-201601:05x64
Fsp.msiNot Applicable3,707,90414-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Hman.dll5.0.8239.1403864,43214-Jan-201601:05x64
Imrsdk.dll10.0.0.130593,109,83214-Jan-201601:05x64
Lsutilities.dll5.0.8239.1403841,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Mcs.msiNot Applicable10,741,76014-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Microsoft.configurationmanagement.admanager.dll5.0.8239.140365,71214-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanagement.applicationmanagement.dll5.0.8239.1403210,60814-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanagement.applicationmanagement.macinstaller.dll5.0.8239.140333,96814-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanagement.applicationmanagement.winphone8installer.dll5.0.8239.140341,13614-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanagement.exchangeconnector.dll5.0.8239.140398,99214-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanager.azureroles.common.utility.dll5.0.8239.140326,80014-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanager.azureroles.contentmanager.dll5.0.8239.140349,84014-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanager.dmpconnector.connector.dll5.0.8239.1403109,23214-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanager.dmpconnector.dataupload.dll5.0.8239.140357,00814-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanager.dmpconnector.messagedownload.dll5.0.8239.140344,72014-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanager.intunecontentmanager.dll5.0.8239.140381,07214-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanager.mobile.proxyengine.common.dll5.0.8239.1403471,72814-Jan-201601:05x86
Mp.msiNot Applicable10,456,06414-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Noncompliantappdetails.rdlNot Applicable37,07514-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Osdapplyos.exe5.0.8239.1403274,09614-Jan-201601:05x64
Osdbitlocker_wtg.exe5.0.8239.14031,861,80814-Jan-201601:05x64
Osdcore.dll5.0.8239.14031,013,42414-Jan-201601:05x64
Osdimageproperties.dll5.0.8239.1403503,47214-Jan-201601:05x64
Osdofflinebitlocker.exe5.0.8239.140362,64014-Jan-201601:05x64
Osdrunpowershellscript.exe5.0.8239.140348,30414-Jan-201601:05x64
Osdsetuphook.exe5.0.8239.14032,895,02414-Jan-201601:05x64
Osdsmpclient.exe5.0.8239.1403321,71214-Jan-201601:05x64
Outgoingcontentmanager.dll5.0.8239.1403102,06414-Jan-201601:05x64
Pkgxfermgr.dll5.0.8239.1403380,59214-Jan-201601:05x64
Pulldp.msiNot Applicable9,319,42414-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Scepinstall.exe4.7.214.028,359,82414-Jan-201601:05x86
Sdkinst.exe5.0.8239.14032,842,28814-Jan-201601:05x64
Sitecomp.exe5.0.8239.1403681,13614-Jan-201601:05x64
Smp.msiNot Applicable5,642,24014-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Smsappinstall.exe5.0.8239.1403291,50414-Jan-201601:05x64
Smsdp.dll5.0.8239.14033,444,40014-Jan-201601:05x64
Smsprov.dll5.0.8239.140311,324,08014-Jan-201601:05x64
Smsshv.msiNot Applicable2,409,47214-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Smsswd.exe5.0.8239.1403282,28814-Jan-201601:05x64
Srsrp.msiNot Applicable5,048,83214-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Srvboot.exe5.0.8239.14033,641,00814-Jan-201601:05x64
Tsbootshell.exe5.0.8239.14032,613,93614-Jan-201601:05x64
Tscore.dll5.0.8239.14032,776,75214-Jan-201601:05x64
Tsmbootstrap.exe5.0.8239.1403562,35214-Jan-201601:05x64
Tsprogressui.exe5.0.8239.14031,678,00014-Jan-201601:05x64
Update.sqlNot Applicable156,24914-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Wtgcreator.exe5.0.8239.1403513,20014-Jan-201601:05x86
Wuahandler.dll5.0.8239.1403589,48814-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14038,88014-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14038,88014-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14038,88014-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14038,88014-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14038,88014-Jan-201601:05x64
Defaultcategories.dll5.0.8239.14039,39214-Jan-201601:05x64
Adminui.appmanfoundation.dll5.0.8239.1403117,42414-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.cloudserviceroles.dll5.0.8239.1403427,18414-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.collectionproperty.dll5.0.8239.14031,318,06414-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.common.dll5.0.8239.14031,714,35214-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.conditionaccess.dll5.0.8239.140396,94414-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.createapp.dll5.0.8239.1403374,96014-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.createdt.dll5.0.8239.14031,294,00014-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.devicesetting.dll5.0.8239.14031,377,45614-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.distributecontent.dll5.0.8239.1403154,28814-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.driver.dll5.0.8239.1403435,88814-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.migrationassistant.dll5.0.8239.1403161,96814-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.newtasksequencewizard.dll5.0.8239.1403418,48014-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.sitesystems.dll5.0.8239.14031,510,57614-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.tasksequenceeditor.dll5.0.8239.14031,870,00014-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.uiresources.dll5.0.8239.14038,624,30414-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.wifipolicy.dll5.0.8239.1403328,36814-Jan-201601:05x86
Adminui.wqlqueryengine.dll5.0.8239.140392,84814-Jan-201601:05x86
Affinityagent.dll5.0.8239.1403154,28814-Jan-201601:05x86
Baseutil.dll5.0.8239.1403919,21614-Jan-201601:05x86
Ccmcore.dll5.0.8239.1403958,12814-Jan-201601:05x86
Ccmexec.exe5.0.8239.14031,240,24014-Jan-201601:05x86
Ccmsetup-sup.cabNot Applicable677,71014-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Ccmsetup.exe5.0.8239.14031,739,95214-Jan-201601:05x86
Ccmsetup.msiNot Applicable2,803,71214-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Ccmutillib.dll5.0.8239.1403444,08014-Jan-201601:05x86
Certenrollendpoint.dll5.0.8239.1403445,10414-Jan-201601:05x86
Certenrollprovider.dll5.0.8239.1403236,20814-Jan-201601:05x86
Configmgr2012ac-sp2r2sp1-kb3135680-i386.mspNot Applicable3,449,85614-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Configmgr2012adminui-sp2r2sp1-kb3135680-i386.mspNot Applicable103,151,10414-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Createmedia.exe5.0.8239.1403249,52014-Jan-201601:05x86
Createtsmediaadm.dll5.0.8239.14031,676,97614-Jan-201601:05x86
Cryptoutility.dll5.0.8239.140314,00014-Jan-201601:05x86
Databaseresources.dll5.0.8239.1403194,22414-Jan-201601:05x86
Dcmobjectmodel.dll5.0.8239.14032,138,28814-Jan-201601:05x86
Dcmsqlqueryprovider.dll5.0.8239.1403155,31214-Jan-201601:05x86
Deploytovhd.exe5.0.8239.1403390,83214-Jan-201601:05x86
Exportcontent.dll5.0.8239.1403772,78414-Jan-201601:05x86
Imrsdk.dll10.0.0.130592,143,68814-Jan-201601:05x86
Lsutilities.dll5.0.8239.1403621,74414-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanagement.applicationmanagement.dll5.0.8239.1403210,60814-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanagement.applicationmanagement.macinstaller.dll5.0.8239.140333,96814-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanagement.applicationmanagement.winphone8installer.dll5.0.8239.140341,13614-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanagement.exe5.0.8239.1403396,97614-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanagement.reporting.dll5.0.8239.1403380,08014-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.configurationmanager.azureroles.contentmanager.dll5.0.8239.140349,84014-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.enterprisemanagement.ui.consoleframework.dll7.1.3826.01,403,57614-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.enterprisemanagement.ui.controls.dll7.1.3826.0517,30414-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.enterprisemanagement.ui.foundation.dll7.1.3826.0228,02414-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.enterprisemanagement.ui.viewframework.dll7.1.3826.0119,99214-Jan-201601:05x86
Microsoft.enterprisemanagement.ui.wpfviews.dll7.1.3826.0178,36014-Jan-201601:05x86
Osdapplyos.exe5.0.8239.1403212,65614-Jan-201601:05x86
Osdbitlocker_wtg.exe5.0.8239.14031,238,19214-Jan-201601:05x86
Osdcore.dll5.0.8239.1403731,82414-Jan-201601:05x86
Osdofflinebitlocker.exe5.0.8239.140350,86414-Jan-201601:05x86
Osdrunpowershellscript.exe5.0.8239.140340,11214-Jan-201601:05x86
Osdsetuphook.exe5.0.8239.14032,053,80814-Jan-201601:05x86
Osdsmpclient.exe5.0.8239.1403227,50414-Jan-201601:05x86
Pulldp.msiNot Applicable6,853,12014-Jan-201601:05Not Applicable
Scepinstall.exe4.7.214.028,359,82414-Jan-201601:05x86
Smsappinstall.exe5.0.8239.1403217,77614-Jan-201601:05x86
Smsdp.dll5.0.8239.14032,449,07214-Jan-201601:05x86
Smsswd.exe5.0.8239.1403211,12014-Jan-201601:05x86
Tsbootshell.exe5.0.8239.14031,757,36014-Jan-201601:05x86
Tscore.dll5.0.8239.14032,008,75214-Jan-201601:05x86
Tsmbootstrap.exe5.0.8239.1403430,25614-Jan-201601:05x86
Tsprogressui.exe5.0.8239.14031,108,14414-Jan-201601:05x86
Wtgcreator.exe5.0.8239.1403513,20014-Jan-201601:05x86
Wuahandler.dll5.0.8239.1403377,52014-Jan-201601:05x86


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References

For more information about how to install this cumulative update, go to the following Microsoft TechNet websites:


Learn about the terminology that Microsoft uses to describe software updates.

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