[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 1903/9 'FINAL' Build 18362/3.xxx (PC) [19H1/2 Release]

Do you mean this?

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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\wscsvc]
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NO. ESD is 18362.30 for 19H1.

There is no officially released 18362.1 ESD or ISO from MS, 18362.1 UUP files can only be fetched from the UUPDump website & can be converted manually as a 18362.1 ISO via UUP to ISO converter tool (if anyone interested only to get/ create that ISO).

 

What do you mean "officially released" ?

 

well, exactly what he wrote. There is no ESD for 18362.1.
And to get an ISO of that build, you have to create your own via tools. Meaning it is not "official".

 

It simply means what it means. Official / Officially released by Microsoft Corporation as & in ISO and ESD format.

 

You are return with the same words about what you said before.

 

To answer the silly question you asked, IDK what else I could've added to my earlier comment. Try googling next time or read the answer given by @peter0010 if my answer/reply doesn't fortify your query.

 

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Business means only KMS activated, so yes.

 

Have you tried to enable the MSI mode? i also have this issue + the standby issue too (i5 7400, GTX 1060 here).

 

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Add that to the list of screwed up stuff in 1903. What a joke.

 

Just out of the curiosity, May I enquire why? What's the purpose?

 

Anyone knows from where & how to find /view the windows 10 installed apps 'Package family name" to configure this following section in GPE?
EDIT: Found a PowerShell command to get all those apps Package family name listed into a single text file. Now need to know how to edit that GPE section properly to take control of all those Windows Apps.

 

The package family name is the combination of YourProjectName and TemporaryKey. And the Temporaraykey is a hash value of the Publisher. PFN(Package family name) gets automatically populated as a combination of Package name and the Temporarykey.

 

So, where or how to find/view that YourProjectName +TemporaryKey= 'Package family name" & how to fill up that in the GPE section that I screenshotted & shared?

EDIT: Found a PowerShell command to get all those apps Package family name listed into a single text file. Now need to know how to edit that GPE section properly to take control of all those Windows Apps.

 

for example here:

 

What's the Package family name here then? i.e. the 'Microsoft.Windows.PeopleExperienceHost_cw5n1h2txyewy' as a whole is the Package family name? & I see the Temporaray keys (hash value of the Publisher) is common for quite a few packages, so that's not unique, right?

Is this the full Package family name of the installed UWP apps then any idea how to fill that field in GPE?

EDIT: Found a PowerShell command to get all those apps Package family name listed into a single text file. Now need to know how to edit that GPE section properly to take control of all those Windows Apps.