It's always better to first integrate LPs and next update it, else it would need some updates to be integrated again after the LPs, to update the added language stuff.
Hello, Can you integrate the updates into a Wim from a system that is already installed but currently offline or must it not have been installed yet? thanks for the answer
at Enthousiast, I did the live install (worked great) but for some reason I thought the integration process was faster and possibly had a few more options. Thanks for trying the winpe idea. thanks again
I noticed that KB2534111 (preinstalled from a clean Windows 7 ISO) always wiped by disk cleanup. Anyone know why?
I just finished downloading 20.11.11 which is 792 MB in size. 20.10.15 is 861 MB in size. Why is the November version so much smaller in size than the October version?
Thanks. I figured some "decluttering" had been done. I just wanted to make sure I didn't get a bad download. Does renaming it with --ie11++ still work?
The checksums are there and the pack does it's own check too. @simplix finally removed all MSIE crap for older versions, it now forces MSIE11, the switch is also removed. That i wanted to test after the offline integration test is finished.
Updatepack 20.11.11 Log: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...l-wim-esd-creation.79421/page-48#post-1629659
That's why I'm asking, I always re-check every single installed update whether it's changed, removed, or something. I noticed that if we used the UpdatePack on a Live Install it'll wiped the KB I described. In my investigations: To keep these KB alive is only use ESU Bypass and let WU offered newest updates when it's released.