I disabled the Windows update via my registry, so I am safe from the 1709 update, but cannot update the Office updates (I am alerted to the updates, tell it to go ahead, but then nothing). I had to get to the uninstall update functionality via the inistial Windows startup screen/power/advanced route, which gave me back version 1603, and my double monitor functionality. I tried to roll back to 1603, using the control panel etc, but the rollback failed and just sat there for 36 hours. mI contacted the manufactruere of the laptop (Proline) who advised they no longer support the machine.

I contacted Intel, who could only refer me to the latest drivers for IntelHD4000, which still didn’t work. After the update to 1709, Windows 10 no longer allowed the Intel HD4000 drivers, and overwrote them with the generic Windows one, with the result that Windows does not recogneise the other monitors at all. My laptop’s graphics are onboard Intel HD4000, with which I have two external LG monitors, using either Windows10 or Displayfusion to configure the settings. * Windows 10, version 1709, for Home, Pro, Pro Education, Pro for Workstations, and IoT Core editions reached the end of servicing on April 9, 2019.I allowed my laptop to update to 1709. Customers who contact Microsoft Support after this date will be directed to update their device to the latest version of Windows 10 to remain supported.įor more information, see the Windows Lifecycle Fact Sheet or our Windows 10 Servicing Frequently Asked Questions. Please go here for the latest information. These editions will no longer receive security updates after OctoApril 14, 2020. Windows 10 IoT Enterprise, version 1709.This applies to the following editions* of Windows 10 released in October of 2018: Windows 10, version 1709 will reach the end of servicing on OctoApril 14, 2020. The information in this article has been updated.

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