Configuration Manager 1910 KB4537079 Hotfix Rollup

Prajwal Desai
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A new hotfix rollup KB4537079 is available for Configuration Manager 1910. The SCCM update KB4537079 contains huge list of fixes because it also replaces several previously released updates.

This update rollup applies both to customers who opted in through a PowerShell script to the early update ring deployment, and customers who installed the SCCM 1910 globally available release.

Note that Configuration Manager 1910 KB4537079 update rollup contains the following updates.

  • Update for Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager version 1910, early update ring – KB4535819
  • Clients immediately upgrade after updating to Configuration Manager version 1910 – KB4538488
  • Client update for Configuration Manager current branch, version 1910 – KB4538166
  • The Delete Aged Discovery Data task incorrectly removes active records in SCCM 1910 – KB4537369

The below screenshot lists the issues fixed in SCCM 1910 KB4537079 update rollup. For official documentation about this update rollup, click here.

List of issues fixed KB4537079 hotfix Rollup
List of issues fixed in SCCM 1910 KB4537079 Update Rollup

In addition to the above issues, KB4542722 – SQL database compatibility level changes after applying Configuration Manager updates is also addressed with this update.

If this update rollup doesn’t appear in your ConfigMgr console, you might probably want to check the Package GUID’s once. The update KB4537079 applies to installations of version 1910 from packages that have the following GUIDs.

  • AC004944-98BC-44C2-A129-320285EC683F
  • 6630E282-AA3F-4921-A65D-4CF493C42066
  • 5AF6B247-224C-49AB-BE48-8909B3689D5E
  • B1E6FEC0-5A6E-4B56-8F27-7406F9A79CFB
  • 0BB82139-0DC3-4B18-B219-97FB2EFD9E56
  • E2F7B2F9-4828-4650-9144-5DC7956781B7
  • 4CE24C49-E6B0-4B4F-9AD8-CA31FF269F23

Configuration Manager 1910 KB4537079 Update Rollup Snap2Note – After you install this update on a primary site, pre-existing secondary sites must be manually updated.

Install Configuration Manager 1910 KB4537079 Hotfix Rollup

Let’s install the SCCM 1910 update rollup KB4537079. In the Configuration Manager console, go to Administration > Updates and Servicing node.

Right click Configuration Manager 1910 Hotfix rollup KB4537079 and click Install Update Pack.

Install Configuration Manager 1910 KB4537079 Update Rollup
Install Configuration Manager 1910 KB4537079 Update Rollup

The update rollup includes Configuration Site server updates, console updates and client updates. If you’re installing this update on your production server, it is highly recommended that you first run a prerequisite check.

Since I am installing the update on my lab server, I will ignore prerequisite check warnings. Click Next.

Install Configuration Manager 1910 KB4537079 Update Rollup

Accept the license terms and click Next.

Configuration Manager 1910 KB4537079 Update Rollup Snap5

Click Close.

Configuration Manager 1910 KB4537079 Update Rollup Snap6

While the update installs, you can monitor the installation progress by viewing the cmupdate.log file. Another way is to go to Monitoring > Overview > Updates and Servicing status. Right click the update rollup and click Show Status.

Finally you should see a SCCM console upgrade box. Click Yes to upgrade the old console version – 5.1910.1067.1600 to new console version – 5.1910.1067.2100.

Console UpgradeWhen you install the KB4537079, you should see only two items under Updates and Servicing node. That will be update 1910 and other one is the hotfix itself.

Configuration Manager 1910 KB4537079 Update Rollup Snap8Last but not the least, upgrade the Configuration Manager client agents using the following procedure. The new client agent version should be 5.00.8913.1032.

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