Windows 10 Hotfix Repository

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So here's what I ended up integrating using W10UI:

1/6: Windows10.0-KB4470788-x64_SSU_164.cab
2/6: Windows10.0-KB4480056-x64_DotNet_Jan2019.cab
3/6: Windows10.0-KB4482886-x64_DU.cab
4/6: Windows10.0-KB4482887-x64_CU_Mar19.cab
5/6: Windows10.0-KB4486553-x64_DotNet_Mar19.cab
6/6: Windows10.0-KB4487038-x64_Flash_Fev19.cab

Result on a test windows 10 pro VM:

 

I only maintain updates for the latest official build + the occasional IP update. @drew84 does all.

 

This explanation is accurate for .NET Framework updates.
However if we look at WSUS (or Catalog I suppose) and KB4482887, which is 2019-02 CU for Windows 10 1809 and is an Update (non-security), we find that KB4482887 replaces in metadata Security Updates like KB4487044.
I understand that the replacement also happens at the package name, but in this case it happens in metadata as well.
So this rule of non-security update does not replace security update in metadata is not applied consistently across the board.

 

The requested thread could not be found? PLS?
Edit: My bad. Something went wrong here.

 

That's a post from 2016, you can find the latest W10UI here:
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-hotfix-repository.57050/page-105#post-1216064

And here is all @abbodi1406 has to offer:
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/abbodi1406s-batch-scripts-repo.74197/#post-1343297

 

W10UI

 

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W10UI v6.1

 

Any major changes from 6.0?

 

Did you check the link?

 

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I used to be able to change the option in W10UI 6.0 to set the mount directories to the script drive instead of the system drive by doing the below.

Code:

set "mountdir=%~d0\W10UImount"
set "winremount=%~d0\W10UImountre"

I no longer can do that with 6.1.

Is there a fix?

I think I figured it out.

Change

Code:

if /i "%mountdir%"=="W10UImount" set "mountdir=%SystemDrive%\W10UImount"
if /i "%winremount%"=="W10UImountre" set "winremount=%SystemDrive%\W10UImountre"

to

Code:

if /i "%mountdir%"=="W10UImount" set "mountdir=%~d0\W10UImount"
if /i "%winremount%"=="W10UImountre" set "winremount=%~d0\W10UImountre"

 

Did you delete the ini and change it in the script directly?

 

Delete the ini and you can set it as usual in the cmd directly:
cmd:

Code:

:: optional, set mount directory for updating wim files, default on system drive C:
set "mountdir=W10UImount"
set "winremount=W10UImountre"

or set the ini to the dir you want:

Code:

[W10UI-Configuration]
target        =
repo          =
dismroot      =dism.exe

net35         =1
net35source   =

cleanup       =0
resetbase     =0

winre         =1

_cabdir       =W10UItemp
mountdir      =W10UImount
winremount    =W10UImountre

iso           =1
isodir        =
delete_source =0

autostart     =0

 

Go here : - Values in W10UI.ini take precedence over the ones inside W10UI.cmd (by default both are the same)

 

Can Not Update > Error 0x800f0982