Windows 10 Hotfix Repository

Because 1809 is only on the insider slow/release preview rings.

 

Already applied Windows10.0-KB4464455-x64 installing via Windows 10 Updates Installer abbodi1406 and i got 17763.104 now. Which update file should I take to get 17763.107? do need SSU?

 

To get 17763.107 you need KB4464455 dated 30 October. Same KB number, updated Files. If SSU is already installed no, but SSU gets installed BEFORE CU.

 

W10UI does not support multi-versioned CU (i.e. same update with new version)
it only check if CU is installed and skip it, regardless the version

dynamic update is for iso distribution

 

What is the role of SSU? Can you explain pls.

 

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Eeehm it's an update ??

 

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I got this error:
dism /online /Add-Package /PackagePath:e:\downloads\windows10.0-kb4464455-x64.cab

Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool
Version: 10.0.17763.1

Image Version: 10.0.17763.1

Processing 1 of 1 - Adding package Package_for_RollupFix~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~17763.107.1.3
[==========================100.0%==========================]
An error occurred - Package_for_RollupFix Error: 0x800f0982

Error: 0x800f0982

DISM failed. No operation was performed.
For more information, review the log file.

The DISM log file can be found at C:\WINDOWS\Logs\DISM\dism.log


the current build is 17763.1

 

As said many times before, SSU needs to be installed first, next the CU.

 

Why not go with a fresh ISO in the first place?

 

customized wim

 

Always keep the customized wim (without updates integrated), save, and use a copy for frequently changing.

 

Customize it again
Or customize the fresh ISO and use it anytime.

 

Code:

The Servicing Stack in Windows Vista consists of three levels:

 - At the top of the stack are the top level clients, such as Windows Update, Programs and Features, and MSI, which deliver packages to a system.  The top-level clients are also responsible for control of user input and collection of user preferences during the servicing process.

- In the middle of the servicing stack is the Trusted Installer, CBS.  The top-level clients pass downloaded packages to CBS, which evaluates each individually to determine if they are applicable to the system.  For applicable updates, CBS provides the components to CSI, generates appropriate installation events, and registers packages with Programs and Features if needed.  Finally, CBS exposes the interfaces to enumerate and inventory the updates.

- At the bottom of the servicing stack is CSI, which uses the Kernel Transaction Manager (KTM) to do its work.

Replace Vista with any OS post Vista and you have your answer.
There have been slight changes since then, but the mechanism is still the same and more than enough for someone who asks this sort of questions and wants to learn what is this about.

 

Hi,
That does not explain why applying the "latest" CU first is Something to avoid

 

It's what it is, the SSU needs to be installed first, maybe @abbodi1406 can explain it again, he did before.

 

Consider SSU as update for updater system, if updater system is buggy, it may not install updates correctly, so its better(or forced by MS) to install that first