That doesn't work.
Wrong files linked on 10/28 update page
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Jan M. Levine
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The 16.102.2 update is NOT on the update page - the links are wrong, for 16.101.2. Why haven't they fixed this for three days????
Windows for home | Other | Accessibility
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Viorel 125.6K Reputation points2025-10-31T19:13:19.3533333+00:00 Based on information from Update History page, I think that it is possible to build the download links manually and paste them into browser's address bar, as a temporary workaround.
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Jan M. Levine 0 Reputation points
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Jan M. Levine 0 Reputation points
2025-11-01T16:25:25.97+00:00 I was able to update the files using the AutoUpdate app, but I had to install that app. I deleted AutoUpdate long before this morning because it was always running and annoying me (for some reason, perhaps because this is a managed MacBook, I could not turn it off from running automatically). So the files are available that way, but NOT directly from the Update page list, which still lists 101.2 and not 102.2.
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