Noticed that the new cumulative update for 1703 also adds the hwexclude thing to x86 like it was doing to x64 on boot.wim (boot index) Still going to be integrating for quite a while, but I'll update if it needs to do the takeown/replace thing on the txt files
I'm not entirely sure why the x64 previous thing didn't work. It had the same hwexclude and hwinclude files added. Perhaps they didn't add virtual machine hardware identifiers? I've just begun testing. I'm sure I'll find out any minute if there's a problem. Edit: No errors during x86 boot setup. Will update when I get to x64 setup. Hopefully they fixed the problem. Edit2: No errors during x64 boot setup. I'm using vmware workstation pro 12.6 If anyone encounters errors with boot setup using the integrated files from KB4022725, please let me know.
With all my W10 installs I create a Recovery using scanstate, Sysprep/generalize & capture. When I deploy this image I re-enter Audit, do my testing, sysprep to oobe, login as normal user. If this works I Reset the PC then shutdown when at Oobe. With build 15063.413 Reset is failing. I've tried it on 2 different PC's. Has anyone else tried Reset?? Note I see 15063.413 has fixed some start menu issues if you re-enter Audit mode...
Yes, Just noticed that. Somebody tell us what's going at Redmond... Anyway it's not impossible to have Adobe Flash Player 26.0.0.131 for IE on Windows 10. I was able to copy the Flash Player for IE install files from a Windows 7 and rename/replace them in Windows 10. Cold War...
Tito just made a misstake, redmond didn't do anything. Flash is integrated as part of MSIE on 10, what are you talking about?
Well I am talking about installing the newest Adobe Flash for IE on Windows 7 and replacing the Flash for IE files on Windows 10: activex.vch, Flash.ocx, FlashUtil_ActiveX.dll, and FlashUtil_ActiveX.exe into \System32\Macromed\Flash and \SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash on Windows 10. I know, it's a bit complicated but it worked for me.
I'm sorry but I just checked MSU catalog today and I can confirm it's still the old June 13th release.
What do you mean by "old june 13th release"? June 13. is the most recent patchday for win 10, a servicing stack, a flash update and a CU.were released.