I open a cmd prompt with my domain user, right-clicking and selecting "Run as Administrator". In the output of `whomi /groups` there is no S-1-5-19 SID. There are other groups like BUILTIN\Administrators. I guess the SID could be changed as well. Or maybe there is some reason why exactly that SID is being currently checked. The current test does not work for me anyways, running the .cdm file just exits without any output (I guess the superadmin fails due to some restriction active in the domain). After I changed the test to either test some privilege, or simply the BUILTIN\Administrators SID, running the .cmd file seems to work fine. Maybe I am missing something important about how the .cmd is supposed to work...
It's not really about the used SID it's just a way to check administrator rights (simply because HKU\S-1-5-19 and HKU\S-1-5-20 require admin to access/query) there are other ways of doing that, each with pros and cons
Ah, we are talking about different commands. Actually I did not have issue with the HKU check, the problem was with the "whoami /USER" check (where it checks if user is SYSTEM). It seems I have some problem elevating to SYSTEM with TrustedInstaller. Sorry for the confusion, I need to look more deeply why it fails at those points with zero output (no error at location "E_TI" is printed). Edit: Aaah, OK, looking at what is SuperUser64 it is clear what is my problem. The SeDebug privilege has been removed from any user (even administrator) in my domain. And it does not handle that gracefully, no error is printed. Sorry for the noise, I should have checked this first before opening my mouth! I guess it could check the exit value of SuperUser64 if it is non-zero, or even print "Couldn't acquire SeDebugPrivilege" if the exit value is 2.
One small issue removing WU ESU Patcher in line 320: if exist "%SysPath%\sle.dll" (removing "%SystemRoot%\System32\sle.dll"&del /f /q "%SysPath%\sle.dll") It is missing "echo" before the "removing"...
Thank you for the response! Please forgive my ignorance, but what are the steps that I must take the remove the .NET portion of the bypass?
open BypassESU-v9 or v11 and enter the number corresponding with Remove .net bypass (6). It will show you when done. When done close the bypass window by using the corresponding number (9)
You are false; you need it to unlock the updates for the new processor generations. Here you see the .exe info : Enables Windows Update on PCs with unsupported processors.
telemetry <<< lol you are using a normal-open-router and i use a vpn-router with vpn software have fun with your crap you pseudo-boffin. Thank you for your into.
Any idea why I'm only offered 2021-10 monthly security rollup (KB500563) from WU? I have installed newest SSU (KB5006749) from WU, rebooted, nothing shows up. Should I install newest updates manually? Could it have something to do with edge browser update that I dont want?
2021-10 monthly rollup is KB5006743 you could try to remove WU ESU patcher, stop wuauserv service, delete the folder "C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution", install WU ESU patcher, restart, then check WU