[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Final Build 19041>>>19045 (PC) [20H1>>>22H2 vb_release]

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The latest cumulative updates bring the SSU and LCU in the same package. And during installation SSU will be run first.

 

I just did a fresh install of W10 'IoT' Enterprise 2021 from ISO, then manually installed updates based on this post:

I installed:

1. LCU
2. NDP481 Base
3. NDP35-481 CU
4. Critical DU for .NET35
5. DU for SafeOS
6. DU for Sources

I skipped the OOBE update (because I never touch OOBE) and the 22H2 EP (not applicable for 'IoT').

But #6, the "DU for Sources" v3685, fails to complete. DISM throws some "file not found" errors in the log.

Am I doing something wrong or is this to be expected?


EDIT: I already verified that I got the correct link/package for x64 as a starting point.

 

"DU for Sources" is not update itself, just grouped files for extraction to ISO \sources
you should not need it, because it require extra care not to conflict with boot.wim\2\sources files

 

Oh, that makes more sense! Thank you! Neither the updates post or the KB article made that clear to me.

 

If I integrate a language pack to the image, I need to integrate the cumulative update after it again, right? or how that works?

 

yes, there're high chances you'll get BSOD without reintegrated LCU
W10MUI thread

 

Ah okay, thanks a lot for quick answer.

So I better do this:



then W10MUI

then W10UI

then NTLite and other stuff.
(Yea NTLite can all same time, but I wanna separated and other reasons)

 

W10MUI already has W10UI script, check instructions carefully

 

.net 4.8 doesn't replace 3.5?

Do I have to keep both versions?

 

afaik , I said yes

 

net framework 3.5 ( are frameworks 2.0 , 3.0 and 3.5 )

framework 4.8 ( are 4.0 / 4.5 / 4.6 / 4.7 )

for full compatibility keep 3.5

 

Can I remove .NET packages from the iso and install later if I need to?

 

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November 30, 2023—KB5032278

Microsoft copilot is in it for windows 10.

 

no, you do not actually need to remove the .NET packages from the ISO
or just don't include their newest .net updates in the iso

 

i have installed latest windows 10 update, but i still don't see Microsoft co-pilot in it.
any idea?