Too much complications do as @Flipp3r suggested or you have two W10UI.cmd for each architecture, and modify each one with proper paths (target & updates location) and desirable options (resetbase or cleanup) set autostart=1, and remove pause >nul from the end line before goto :eof then you can call the scripts from another simple one, e.g. Code: call W10UIx64.cmd call W10UIx86.cmd
Thank you for your reply, I do not wish to integrate. I want to install Windows.10.Professional.v1803 - Build 17134.1 from a clean ISO (which I already have). Then I would like to be up-to-date, relative to date of installation, but without using the Windows Update feature. For this I understand that I have to get the latest, relative to date of installation, of the following and install them in this precise order: 1. SSU 2. Flash 3. CU 4. Delta? Is my understanding correct? Sorry for the noob question, there is so much information on this forum that I get confused.
I just copied the cmd's 1. SSU 2. Flash 3. CU The order is for both, integrating the updates offline or online. Delta is not needed.
I had the same issue, I fixed it by stopping the Windows Update Service, deleting all files in the C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download then rebooted and checked for updates again, now it downloaded the updates properly and installed them
I made a WU.bat file by pasting this code into a NotePad file and saving as All Files WU.bat. right click, Run As Admin. Code: net stop wuauserv CD %Windir% CD SoftwareDistribution DEL /F /S /Q Download net start wuauserv
I let WU download and install the CU. Only one file. This is one of couple things are best in Windows 10.
If I use the below code in a WU.bat file and run it as admin the latest 1803 CU will reinstall. Is this normal? Code: net stop wuauserv CD %Windir% CD SoftwareDistribution DEL /F /S /Q Download net start wuauserv
No, it's not normal, 1803 updates just fine on my systems. Btw: The download folder can simply be deleted without any other action.