Η KB3103709 είναι μία από τις ενημερώσεις που κυκλοφόρησαν από τη Microsoft ως μέρος του Patch της Τρίτης αυτού του μήνα. Όμως η συγκεκριμένη information does not provide information for its content or object. So no one can say for sure what it does in the operating system.
Specifically, KB3103709 is only available on computers running Windows 8.1 and is listed as optional, so you can choose not to install it. But if you do, it'll be nearly impossible to notice what's changing, though InfoWorld's Woody Leonhard said at least one user claimed the update brings the app back to the fore upgrades in Windows 10.
On the other hand, there are some publications that say KB3103709 is actually Microsoft's up-to-date Active Directory services, but if the company does not confirm it, no one can say for sure.
Those who follow the company's moves will know that this is not the first time a patch is released that no one knows what it is. They also know that the company with the same trick has tried to upgrade computers running an earlier version of Windows.
The company's latest "stealth" effort was to embed the Windows 10 upgrade code into an Internet security patch Explore which was offered as a recommended update.
So be careful with this information until it is clear what it contains… Because a large part of the online community is dealing with the question, the "mystery" will probably be solved soon.