Cumulative means the older one is always superseded by the newer. Update is fairly new (iirc wednesday or thursday) and the WHD lists are maintained manually. EDIT: both are Cumulative Updates no matter how they are called.
So if I looked more carefully yesterday (before applying KB4088787), I would only need to apply KB4088889 ?
So now, what would be the more 'tidy' way to proceed? Uninstall KB4088787 and then apply KB4088889? Or just apply KB4088889 on top? Is the installer intelligent enough as to only apply what's new from KB4088787 -->> KB4088889 ? I wouldn't like to leave any garbage on my newly installed W10
I installed both and used the Component-Cleanup feature of dism to remove the superseded left-overs. Code: dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup With additional /resetbase switch it will also remove all files including their uninstallers (Note: makes uninstalling updates impossible): Code: dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup /resetbase
Nice. I shall also apply KB4088889 on top and then use: dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup (from an elevated CMD, right?) As for the resetbase dism command - I m not sure yet I want it (I would like to have an option for rolling back...)