Those who have been following this saga since KB 3035583 first appeared almost a year ago know that I strongly recommend you turn Automatic Update to "Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them" and uncheck the box marked "Give me recommended updates the same way I receive important updates." That advice stands.
The Knowledge Base article hasn't changed, except to say it's now at Version 11. Raise your hand if you've heard that one before. You (or someone you know) may now have the Get Windows 10 icon sitting in the system tray and may have been given the opportunity to avail yourselves of the free Windows 10 upgrade. In addition, if you have Automatic Update enabled - "Install updates automatically (recommended)" - and the KB 3035583 entry was checked, chances are good that KB 3035583 ran overnight. If you had KB 3035583 hidden, it is now unhidden. Those who have Windows Update's "Give me recommended updates the same way I receive important updates" box unchecked will see KB 3035583 as an Optional, unchecked but italicized update.Those who have Windows Update's "Give me recommended updates the same way I receive important updates" box checked will see KB 3035583 as an Optional update, checked.If you're running a Windows 7 or 8.1 PC that isn't behind an update server, you received one of two notifications: On Wednesday afternoon Microsoft once again rolled KB 3035583 out the Automatic Update chute.
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