Rescue and recovery 4.21 cumulated fix for xp doesn't install

Hi all,
I've just used system update to install the above fix, but when I restart my system & run update again it still shows in the list as needing to be downloaded? I assume therefore it hasn't correctly installed? Does anyone have any ideas on how to resolve that? Many thanks
Michael.

Hi,
in case it was installed correctly and was not shown in the TVSU list as not installed, then please just ignore this update.
Or what you can do is to select this update as deffered installation. This way this upate should no longer be present.
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