@Paul Mercer create_virtual_editions gets it from "\Windows\system32\UpdateAgent.dll" when its version = LCU version which is the most accurate "10.0.22000.832 (co_release_svc_prod3.220715-1440)" W10UI should have also get it from same file not sure why it didn't
I'm a little bit lost here on 22621.232 build UpdateAgent.dll version is "10.0.22621.1 (ni_release.220506-1250)" Package_for_RollupFix~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~22621.232.1.9.mum modified time is 2022-07-16 01:10 so UpdateAgent is obviously older (build number don't match) and I don't think this is correct to get this version on 22000.832 build UpdateAgent.dll version is indeed "10.0.22000.832 (co_release_svc_prod3.220715-1440)" 22000.832 build number is current one so that's why this version is prefered even if Package_for_RollupFix~*.mum was modified a little later? I can run it in debug mode if you can give me proper instruction
Package_for_RollupFix timestamp is a last resort/workaround the relevant files (UpdateAgent.dll, setuphost.exe, setupprep.exe, Facilitator.dll) provide accurate, static, lab-based timestamp but only if the files version = LCU version place updates next to W10UI.cmd mount 22000 iso set Target to dvd drive letter via W10UI.ini edit W10UI.cmd to enable debug mode, and run
W10UI v10.20f - Fixed reading timestamp from setup files for ISO label thanks to @Paul Mercer and @Enthousiast for helping
Hello abbodi1406 Used your script to uninstall Microsoft Edge Chromium https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/abbodi1406s-batch-scripts-repo.74197/page-54#post-1587964 But one problem. Why does the Microsoft Edge text stay on the start menu. How to get rid of it? Thank you.
To my knowledge, it's the stub of the old (UWP-based) Edge. I believe @AveYo has posted a script somewhere that removes that, too.
https://github.com/AveYo/fox/blob/main/Edge_Removal.bat this is currently up-to-date. I will edit that post as wel asap
I would like to implement that functionality into @abbodi1406's solution, as it's the one I'm using. But it seems not to be possible without Powershell. And it would have to be skipped for anything below 10 (or even a specific branch of 10).
W10UI v10.21 uup-converter v83 - Added support for Azure Stack HCI, 22H2 Enablement Package Spoiler and theoretically EP 23H2 19046/20350
@ abbodi1406 MDL KB0000001 Sir, - thanks for your amazing work. Question: re : MS Store add on script. works very well for me to add to the Win10/11 Enterprise LTSC However, I see when I unzip the downloaded file - I see 2 lines = about X-BOX a) Why do I need xbox re-added when I un-install them also? b) Can I remove those files (after unzip is done) without affecting "store functions" etc? Thanks for your help in advance
- You do not need it (it should not exist in LTSB anyway) - Yes you can remove, it does not affect Store
W10MUI_21 "rename_script.cmd" don't works for 19044 on demand lang packs. W10MUI_19u "rename_script.cmd" works correctli.
Wrongly expressed. W10MUI_21 "rename_script.cmd" contains non-existent filenames for on demand 19041. Those that download from the link for 19041-OnDemand. As a result, these downloaded from uupdump.net files are not renamed. And the earlier W10MUI_19u "rename_script.cmd" renames them normally.
x64 or x86? can you give example of those files? i just checked few languages, all seems correct and contained in rename_script.cmd