Rich, regardless, you SHOULD see an update jar in the cfusion\lib, as Priyank originally indicated.
I know you are saying you see update 6 in the hf-updates. That’s fine. That’s the jar in place allowing you or CF to APPLY that update.
On running it (successfully), CF would/should then also put an hf jar for that update into the cfusion\lib\updates folder (like you may recall used to be done manually in CF9 and before)
So to be clear, the file in the hf-updates would be hotfix-006-308055.jar, but the file in the lib\updates would be chf20160006.jar. They are not the same jar (though both are for update 6).
More important, perhaps, is that if you do NOT see any update jars in the lib\updates folder, that would seem to indicate that the update simply failed to work. That can happen. I have a blog post on how to find that out (where the log it that tracks that, where in the log it shows the failure, what likely caused the failure to update, and how to rectify it and get it installed). See:
http://www.carehart.org/blog/client/index.cfm/2016/9/6/solve_common_problems_with_CF_updates_in_10_and_above
Let us know if that helps.
/charlie
I've been able to narrow it down and figure out exactly why I'm seeing the problem. I use custom windows services to run CF. When the patch applied, the service would shut itself down, but then rather than start the service back up after the patch installed, come random coldfusion.exe process would kick off. I wasn't giving that process enough time to finish the install apparently, as I'd just kill it and then start my service instead. If I wait about a minute before killing coldfusion.exe and starting my services, then things apply correctly.