Microsoft support KB5124010, KB5124008: Known issues in this update, Highlights: semantic ambiguity
A user is confused by Microsoft's wording regarding a File History bug fix in recent Windows updates. They are questioning the meaning of "after" in KB5124010's resolution section. This wording suggests that the fix might be phased, with a complete resolution only occurring after a subsequent update. The user also notes that KB5124010's release notes omit mention of the "Last Backup" timestamp issue. This omission leads them to believe this specific symptom may still be unresolved. Their personal experience after installing KB5124010 confirms this. While the drive reconnection error is fixed, the backup timestamp remains unchanged. This leads them to ask if KB5124010 is a partial fix. They are wondering if they must wait for the October update to fully resolve the timestamp and "no previous version available" issues. The user is seeking clarification on Microsoft's update process and whether others have encountered this specific problem. They specifically ask if the timestamp issue requires waiting for the October patch.