The Realtek MTD driver update dated August 22, 2017, was never celebrated with a blog post or a launch event. It was a quiet, crucial quality-of-life patch. It fixed random blue screens, stopped your SD card from disappearing after sleep, and made Windows 10 bearable for anyone who relied on a built-in card reader.
: Windows Update might be offering an older version than the one already on your machine. How to Handle the Update Microsoft Update Catalog The Realtek MTD driver update dated August 22,
Version Conflict: Windows Update may attempt to "downgrade" your driver if it perceives the 2017 version as more compatible than a newer, generic driver installed by the system. : Windows Update might be offering an older
Go back to the command prompt and type net start wuauserv and net start bits . If you were to extract the cab file
If you were to extract the cab file of this update (typically version 10.0.14393.31216 or similar, though version numbers varied by OEM), you would find the following improvements:
Not everything about this update was smooth. Within weeks of its release, users on Microsoft鈥檚 Answers forum and Reddit reported a strange side effect: the driver would sometimes with error code 0x80070002 (鈥渇ile not found鈥�). The cause was a metadata mismatch鈥擶indows Update was trying to install the 64-bit driver on a small number of 32-bit Windows 10 systems that shipped with cheap Atom-based tablets.