close the update app run "net stop wuauserv" (might take a couple times till it stops) open c:\windows\softwaredistribution\datastore\datastore.db in notepad search for update you want using spaces like "k b 3 0 7 4 6 7 8 " Find the cab that has a trailing sha1 hash like _ a b c d e t c . c a b make sure it's not a psf, express, or non-hash version. it will have full download link. Copy/paste to a new notepad ctrl-h (replace) put a space in the find box and replace all Test the download link.
I cant find it because every time I download updates I clear software distribution folder. and I cant uninstall and reinstall the update because I use the resetbase option I cleanup
Thanks murphy. I got the direct link already. filename: windows10.0-kb3074678-x64_3362a0ccd84c3fa6fcd085d710479c6d82103775.cab MD5:756152985F8858EE5621D8095612C1DC Added: It seems apologized posted it sooner already. Thanks.
Right click Command Prompt and run as Administrator then run Code: dism /online /Add-Package /PackagePath:c:\"name of .cab goes here"
dism /online /add-package /packagepath:c:\cabdir where cabdir is a directory you have your updates in. or you can type out the full update name. Edit: DF is faster than me
KB3074678-x86 Code: h__p://download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/software/updt/2015/07/windows10.0-kb3074678-x86_b28dd883db58010850dd32a808051604e2198689.cab
Hi guys I'm in Cuba and I can't download the Intel HD graphics from Intel support site Can you post the link for x86 and x64 on the windowsupdate for the drivers? Thank you
From @WithinRafael File Explorer telemetry code is the cause for today's crashing. So File Explorer gathers telemetry on file extensions by parsing paths (e.g. C:\foo.txt becomes txt) (cont) An oopsie occurred, PiiSafeShellitemParsingNameProperties::LastInstanceOfChar(str, '\\') was assumed to always return valid result (cont) But for paths sans slash, you get a nullptr. e.g.: PiiSafeShellitemParsingNameProperties::LastInstanceOfChar("Foo", '\\') (cont) Sadly that result was being passed, without checks, straight into CoTaskMemString which deferences a nullptr and blows up. (cont) If you can't wait for a fix to KB3074681, you can mitigate a crashing Explorer with this one-liner: (ps -n explorer | select -exp id) | % {.\windbg.exe -p $_ -c ".symfix;e SHELL32!TraceLoggingProviderEnabled+0x24 00;.detach;q"} (cont) That's only for 64-bit targets. If you have a 32-bit machine, throw it away.