KB2850661 - which versions of windows should this apply to ?

Hi
There was a fix released for "Multiple user groups including Remote Desktop Users are missing after you upgrade to Windows 8 Pro using the Pro Pack" problem that was detailed under KB2850661. On the page describing the problem it says it
applies to
Windows 8 Pro
Windows 8
It turns out I have what looks like exactly the same issue with Windows 8.1. Now this was issue was actually *really* fixed with a patch (KB 2855336) that applied to all the following:
Windows 8
Windows 8 Enterprise
Windows 8 Pro
Windows Server 2012 Datacenter
Windows Server 2012 Essentials
Windows Server 2012 Foundation
Windows Server 2012 Standard
Windows RT
Can anyone comment as to whether this fix should also be applicable to Windows 8.1 which is displaying exactly the same symptoms ? I tried to manually apply the patch but it tells me that it is not applicable to my (windows 8.1 pro pack x64) system.
Thanks

Hi craigdrobinson,
Is the Windows 8.1 machine upgraded from the Windows 8 ?
"I've fixed this issue by refreshing my 8.1 pro version"
Do you mean you have resolved the issue by refreshing the machine or the issue persists ?
Obviously the KB 2855336 is not applied to Windows 8.1 Pro.
When did the issue start to occur ?Have you made any modifications to the machine or installed any third party software before this issue ?
First of all ,I would suggest you to run "dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth" or "sfc /scannow"to check the health of the system files .There is a possibility that the system files has corrupted.
Please ensure the machine has got the latest updates.
Best regards
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