Windows 10 Hotfix Repository

Why didn't you create an iso with the UUP>ISO v14 converter, extract the install.wim and do what you want to do to it, and put it back in the iso, use an ISO mastering tool like UltraISO or PowerISO or a free one.

 

I thought that is other way to create ISO but ok i know now how this works thx for tips

 

- amd has its own file mcupdate_AuthenticAMD.dll
- the OS is smart enough to detect the MC from firmware first
- the new MC update is harmless, it only have effect for CPUs that have updated code within (Skylake in this case)

 

Code:

[ NAME ] Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1709 (16299.251)

 

I have one question, what this option do for RTM install.wim with newest CU:
"5. Cleanup System Image: YES 6. Reset Image Base: NO
in this choice, the OS images will be cleaned and superseded components will be "delta-compressed"
safe operation, but might take considerable time to complete."
?

 

Cleanup image is compressing the superseded components, takes a lot of time.
Resetbase removes all superseded components, fast but breaks ResetPC option.

 

Ok but clean RTM install.wim have superseded compontents?

 

Not that i know of.

 

Ok so RTM install.wim with newest CU still dont have superseded components, i think or not?

 

When you integrate CU, rtm components become superseded

 

Ok so you recommend using this option 5. Cleanup System Image: YES 6. Reset Image Base: NO ?

 

I'm a ResetBase fan, i can reinstall OS any time
either that, or no need for cleanup (extra 2 or 3 GB won't hurt)

but it's your call, you decide your needs

 

Yep i agree, "Reset you PC" takes longer that formating Windows

 

i thought that you were taking the risk of having trouble with resetpc option later by choosing the resetbase option to YES, it's not the case anymore ?

 

Try it on tablets I just run W10UI with only cleanup image, i run it on 22 indices (en-US) and 20 indices (nl-NL) over night and all is done when i finally wake up, and all windows functions are intact.

 

That's literally what he just said

 

Nope, he said he didn't care about the broken resetpc option and loves to resetbase his installs.

 

That's what I mean
Maybe I misunderstand something due to english not being my native language, whatever

 

What mehdi said was not wat abbodi meant, resetpc is still broken on at least x64 installs when the full resetbase is performed, msft disabled the resetbase option for a reason (on install.wim and winpe), abbodi has implemented a workaround to still get it done.

 

What's the point of performing a full resetbase when you already know that resetpc will be broken after that ?
Resetpc is usefull option as it allows you to reinstall win10 by keeping your files intact in case you have stability system issue or another problem related to you win system later so this is usefull option not to be neglected.