My PC is turned Off at this moment (at bed now; 1:50 AM UTC+7). But I remember the directory. That is: Code: D:\WHD\Updates\Office2016_x64\* Where * is a location for both General and Security folders. I also put the .cmd on those path (*) as well but still persist. If you still need the screenshot, give me some time (in the afternoon or so). Edit: @abbodi1406 here's the screenshot you wanted before.
Sorry if this is not the right place to report this but I'm encountering a very strange issue with WHD-W7UI. When the script updates multiple indexes and any of them are WES7 images or certain Windows Server 2008 R2 images, on the second and further selected indexes the script seems to act funny and attempt to integrate ESU updates several times resulting in DISM error 14099 appearing and the currently mounted image becoming corrupt. If the script only updates one index, then the issue does not occur and updates are integrated properly. I've attached outputs of when I attempted to update indexes 46 and 47 in my WIM image (script_bug_00.txt), and when I only updated index 47 (script_bug_01.txt)
@TheCollDude489 Acknowledged and fixed (verifying now), thanks i'm keen to know why winre.wim updating shows not applicable error for KB4490628/KB4474419 is the file RTM without SP1?
OK after more testing I found out the bug seems to happen with far more images than I first thought (I just tried updating only the Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard and Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard VL indexes in my WIM as a test and the same issue happened with the VL version; the script integrates ESU updates several times).
Yeah for some reason the Windows Recovery for a few indexes are RTM without SP1, even though the indexes themselves are SP1.
WHD-W7UI v6.6 - fixed ESU updates mis-integration for multiple install.wim indexes - added applicability check for KB2646060/KB3161102/winre.wim thanks @TheCollDude489
W7ESUI v3 - Enhanced detection for updates files and KB number Spoiler e.g. when you download updates from Microsoft Update Catalog using ActiveX IE11 version (basket), it prefix the files with AMD64-all- , X86-all- or both
Hi there I need ESU bypass for Windows Server 2008 (NOT R2!) to install standalone monthly updates from Microsoft catalog. Where I can find that archive?
abbodi1406 Error on host 17763 > https://www.uupdump.net/download.ph...-d07535157af7&pack=en-us&edition=professional
take this instead Feature update to Windows 10, version 20H2 (19042.746) amd64 https://www.uupdump.net/download.ph...edition=core;coren;professional;professionaln
@abbodi1406 I use your KMS_VL_ALL during setupcomplete.cmd, is it possible to add code in this to self delete/cleanup itself after running? Maybe you can show me how I could do it, or add it as an additional feature? Thanks
if you use KMS_VL_ALL_AIO "Create $OEM$ Folder", created setupcomplete.cmd cleanup after executing KMS_VL_ALL_AIO.cmd you may also use it for traditional KMS_VL_ALL Code: @echo off call %~dp0KMS_VL_ALL.cmd cd \ (goto) 2>nul&rd /s /q "%~dp0" KMS_VL_ALL.cmd here is renamed setupcomplete.cmd, it's already silent and configured for AutoRenewal i will see if i can add self clean command for setupcomplete.cmd in traditional KMS_VL_ALL
W10UI v9.2 minor fix https://forums.mydigitallife.net/goto/post?id=1641513#post-1641513 Edit: zip file refrshed to fix inner script version 9.2
8.9: - Added support to install v1607 updates for unsupported editions (non Enterprise LTSB) Not sure what versions are meant with "non Enterprise LTSB". Are all versions of 1607 supported such as Win 10 Pro?