Microsoft has reportedly re-released Windows 10 cumulative updateKB4469342 to users from your Windows Insider program and going to the Release Preview ring.

And the company itself hasn't provided any information about what's new in this cumulative update, is actually the second sort of KB4469342 after the first one was pushed onto the same insiders in mid-November.

But as reported by WZor on Twitter, this new version of KB4469342 raises the OS build number to 17763.167, up from 17763.165 in the event of the original update.

Quite possibly, Microsoft has included more fixes for Windows 10 version 1809 for this cumulative update, and so the company wants to test them with aid from insiders previously a potential release between the coming days.

"Public rollout later this week"

There isn't an KB page in order to supply us having closer look and what's being fixed or improved in cumulative update KB4469342, so, at this point, we just need to have to wait until Microsoft rolls out new updates for public users too.

This is now expected to happen after the month, so new updates should become available later this week, possibly on Tuesday. Microsoft originally promised to resolve some specific issues in Windows 10 version 1809 (October 2018 Update) with cumulative updates that will land in "late November," so we're much more likely getting far better the moment the rollout would begin.

Consequently, there's a chance that your updated version of KB4469342 is really supposed to help Microsoft do one final round of testing before a cumulative update having an included fixes is published for all the devices already running the October update.

It remains seen what issues this cumulative update might address, but because Windows 10 version 1809 users discovered the tough way lately, there's a great deal to improve within this update. As providing side note, yet another Patch Tuesday, which is able to also bring new cumulative updates for Windows 10, may take place on December 11.