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Hi! For I can say, it seems that if you have the last build you have all the previous accumulative patchs. But, when you do a systeminfo, you only get the generic build number (17134 in my case). What I found is that this guy found a way to get this data with PowerShell: https://gist.github.com/SMSAgentSoftware/78659181ccbe0f59677209f3487d7030#file-get-windowsversion-ps1
When you run the script you get the full OS Build: 17134.619. Once you get it, you can compare and automatically skip previous KB.
I hope this could be helpful for you.
Hi!
For I can say, it seems that if you have the last build you have all the previous accumulative patchs. But, when you do a systeminfo, you only get the generic build number (17134 in my case).
What I found is that this guy found a way to get this data with PowerShell:
https://gist.github.com/SMSAgentSoftware/78659181ccbe0f59677209f3487d7030#file-get-windowsversion-ps1
When you run the script you get the full OS Build: 17134.619. Once you get it, you can compare and automatically skip previous KB.
I hope this could be helpful for you.