@Enthousiast Is there anyway to get a 19045.1 ISO using UUP Dump? I tried it by not clicking "include updates" but I got a 19041.1 ISO. This is me just experimenting, no a big deal if it can't be done. TIA!!
because files of 19045/19044/19043/19042 are 19041, they are not upgrade. there isn't major Windows 10 since May 2020.
19041 = 19041, 19042, 19043, 19044, 19045 what you are asking makes absolutely no sense 19045 EP works with 1799+ LCUs
How about just saying it can't be done and leave it at that? No need to go on the offensive as I've seen you do too many times on this forum.
I seem to have missed your ping, but what you want is not possible. 19045 = 19041 + Update + Enablement Package, so that never can be a 19045.1 ISO.
The build could be on many channels at the same time, so UUP dump will only show the channel where it was originally fetched Use msft documentation for anything else
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1857524 + https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1857536 Most of us don't go to this thread for these problems but discuss it in the appropriate (hotfix) thread for the build.
Whenever I used ISO made from UUP Dump, it caused trouble, so I stick with the official ISO. I do not know why and I do not care, I just know that it is better to avoid it, if you want a stable OS that is.
Define stable os, considering the real problems are acknowledged by MSFT and some are fixed in the latest release preview update. Nothing related to UUP dump, the UUP system = Windows Update.
I've never had a single problem because of UUP Dump, and if you're not willing to find out what your real problem is, then you can't make such pointless statements
Is there an easy way to make UUP dump to build the images using up-to-date Windows app versions? The versions included are generally very dated and because of that, there is a huge amount of updates required to be installed using Store, despite using the latest build to install the OS itself.