Don't need it, will test it But for now i'm already watching for 24hrs your Win7MUI2 script integrating alle 34LP's into a x86 en-us starter/enterprise install.wim/boot.wim and winre.wim Expect questions about dotnet461 lp's later
Thanks so much, for another useful script. Just waiting for a possible Adobe Flash Player update to test it.
@abbodi1406 First, thank you for your effort to help. But I can't manage to run this script. What I do .... 1.) I set my target = F:\111 (extracted .ISO) 2.) My 2 UPDs (.MSU) are in the same folder as 'W10UI.cmd' (c:\222) 3.) DISM is in c:\windows\system32 I press '0' to start, and the script immediatly closes. I've tried to mount an .ISO with Ultraiso to M:\ , same result. I've extracted Boot.wim and Install.wim to F:\111 , same result and the script should detect whether it's a Cumulative or a Service Stack update? Sorry, NoGo
On my phone at the moment, will check it out when I get back. However, it's difficult to know what the update applies to by the file name alone, in terms of TH1, TH2, and likely RS1. If the update isn't relevant, it won't apply.
I just replicated similar situation, all good how did you set the target? i mean through options or did you edit W10UI.cmd? in either way, or when pasting the path, don't use quotes marks "" at least not both after = mark wrong Code: set target="F:\111" correct Code: set "target=F:\111" set target=F:\111 wrong Code: Enter the path for one of: . . "F:\111" correct Code: Enter the path for one of: . . F:\111 you could open admin cmd in the script folder, then type W10UI.cmd to run it this allow to see the error messege without closing cmd window Cumulative update is treated as any normal update, it will be integrated to all wim files that applies to dynamic updates like KB3142588 special updates are: servicing stack (installed first for all) adobe flash player (will no be integrated to boot.wim/winre.wim), example kb3144756 .net 4.6 (will not be integrated to boot.wim/winre.wim), example KB3120830 or KB3102495 oobe (will not be integrated to boot.wim/winre.wim), example KB3116278 dynamic updates for setup media (will not installed at all), example KB3140744
true it's not even enough to check the version in .manifest files because some updates have different assembly version, yet applicable for different build version like .net 4.6.2 / 10608 -> applies to 10240 or 10586 or rsat / 10514 -> applies to 10240 or 10586
@abbodi1406 how did you set the target? (I mean through options or did you edit W10UI.cmd) I did it through options 1. -- after starting the script. Enter the path for one of: . F:\111 so I did .... The result is : 1. Target (x86): "F:\111" I'll try the new version later this evening. THANK YOU
I know . People don't realise that though! Can't even use KB number ranges, seeing as the same KB article applies to different OS variants. The best thing to do is keep your Windows 10 updates up to scratch and then the likelihood of any issues is greatly reduced. In other words, if people use WHDownloader and use the updates that apply to their OS as listed in there, as long as they apply the updates for 10586 on TH2, and only 10240 on TH1 (the RTM release) then it should be okay. On a separate note, what are the intentions for WHDownloader when Redstone is released? Redstone 1 in a couple of months or so, and Redstone 2 early next year. Will you update all releases as updates are available, or begin dropping 10240 once RS1 is released? People seem to already have lost track with two Windows 10 released, let alone three or four...
Since w10 updates will be always a few for each build, i'll keep all official builds until further notice at least until they stop support for 10240 editions (other than LTSB) Yes it's possible, but it's not worth to complicate script for they are feature packs for rare cases and easy to install, not most to have or regular updates
@abbodi1406 Hi, sorry for my bad english. Your script is very fantastic and function very well. I have a question to do to speed up the upgrade process without having to make any choice. Can you show me how to edit your script ? Tnx.
You mean to make it start the process directly once opened? or to set your custom options as default? for the second, you can find default options at the top, edit them to suite you
Tnx, for your answare. Yes, I'd like that the process starts directly. I have already set up all the necessary folders. The choice is not necessary, and i'd like to avoid.
I see just search for this line (currently line 92) Code: :mainmenu add this after it Code: goto :mainboard