ok I think I have proof that intergrade updates is only for install.wim not boot.win not winre.wim the following updates KB3074678 and KB3074686 returning an error for both boot.wim winre.wim so in the future maybe other updates cant install on boot.wim winre.wim only KB3081424 installs ok but in install.wim all three can installed with no error.
That's what i learned earlier from murphy, you can run all updates on winre.wim (Probably also boot.wim), only compliant kb's will stick in the wim, others will automaticly be refused. I have doen some tests but did not hear from him what he concludes from the tests.
All updates are not meant to be integrated to boot.wim and winre.wim. The purpose of integrating updates to boot.win & winre.wim is to a have fully updated installation DVD. In order to know which updates are integratable you need to extract the .msu file and open the .pkg.txt file which specifies the update type and to what os editions is it applicable. If there is a winpe flag in that then the update can be integrated to boot.wim & winre.wim images. Just becoz there is winpe flag you can‘t integeated all updates to boot.wim & winre.wim images, there needs to be updateable components in winpe image.
All updates are not meant to be integrated to boot.wim and winre.wim. The purpose of integrating updates to boot.win & winre.wim is to a have fully updated installation DVD. In order to know which updates are integratable you need to extract the .msu file and open the .pkg.txt file which specifies the update type and to what os editions is it applicable. If there is a winpe flag in that then the update can be integrated to boot.wim & winre.wim images. Just becoz there is winpe flag you can‘t integeated all updates to boot.wim & winre.wim images, there needs to be updateable components in winpe image.
It depends what they update. There have been many updates that modify winpe files. 3074683 modified like 8 of the setup dll files and recenv stuff. Since 3081424 supersedes the update, it likely updates AT LEAST the same files.
You're mistaking how these updates work. They don't just keep patching every system file with every update. The cab file you're looking for is already in your iso: sources\sxs\ folder Code: dism /image:c:\mount /enable-feature /featurename:netfx3 /source:x:\sources\sxs /limitaccess
so we use sysprep and install this update and make capture image should also integrate the update in boot.wim ??
Tests are still running, this is where I am now: Code: Source: Win 10 Multiple Editions Pro (got rid of Home) en-US x86: 2.41 GB (2.591.112.371 bytes) Method 1: Mounted WIM filesize Nothing added: 8.7GB Integrate by dism: kb3074678, kb3074686 and kb3074683 Mounted WIM filesize: 9.24GB /resetbase Mounted WIM filesize: 8.74GB Added kb3081424 (State: Pending) Mounted WIM filesize: 9.03GB Unmount /commit Wim size: 2.52 GB Methode 2: Mounted WIM filesize Nothing added: 8.7GB Integrate by dism: kb3074678, kb3074686 (NO kb3074683) Mounted WIM filesize: 8.71GB /resetbase Mounted WIM filesize: 8.68GB Added kb3081424 (State: Pending) Mounted WIM filesize: 9.24GB Unmount /commit Wim size: 2.55 GB Methode 3: Mounted WIM filesize Nothing added: 8.7GB Integrate by dism: kb3074678, kb3074686 and kb3081424 (NO kb3074683) Mounted WIM filesize: 9.23GB /resetbase is not applicable Unmount /commit Wim size: 2.55 GB Used ISO created with install.wim from method 3 for /audit /sysprep install. Capture with standard settings (not using abbodi's winscript.ini) is running
After a clean installation all i did was run the .msu of KB3081424, I don't think the other two are necessary.
If you don't integrate those 2 they will get installed during OOBE And they will also be offered by msupdate.
I understand but when i install windows 10 i unplug my cable modem. I still don't think the other two are needed.
If you unplug the internet connection during install you also won't get your win 10 HWID activated. I let windows decide wether an update is needed or not, it can look like something's wrong now (i.e. kb3074681) but in the future ms fixes the negative workings and than you also don't have the (eventual) positive workings of the update.
I use Windows 10 Enterprise N 2015 LTSB, No Activation problems here The Updates are cumulative so in my opinion all that is needed after a clean install is KB3081424
Finished testing I finally finished testing: Code: Source: Win 10 Multiple Editions Pro (got rid of Home) en-US x86: 2.41 GB (2.591.112.371 bytes) Method 1: Mounted WIM filesize Nothing added: 8.7GB Integrate by dism: kb3074678, kb3074686 and kb3074683 Mounted WIM filesize: 9.24GB /resetbase Mounted WIM filesize: 8.74GB Added kb3081424 (State: Pending) Mounted WIM filesize: 9.03GB Unmount /commit Wim size: 2.52 GB Methode 2: Mounted WIM filesize Nothing added: 8.7GB Integrate by dism: kb3074678, kb3074686 (NO kb3074683) Mounted WIM filesize: 8.71GB /resetbase Mounted WIM filesize: 8.68GB Added kb3081424 (State: Pending) Mounted WIM filesize: 9.24GB Unmount /commit Wim size: 2.55 GB Methode 3: Mounted WIM filesize Nothing added: 8.7GB Integrate by dism: kb3074678, kb3074686 and kb3081424 (NO kb3074683) Mounted WIM filesize: 9.23GB /resetbase is not applicable Unmount /commit Wim size: 2.55 GB Used ISO created with install.wim from method 3 for /audit /sysprep install. Captured wim (compress max) without abbodi's winscript.ini: 2.58GB Mount wim Mounted WIM filesize: 9.48GB did a /resetbase Mounted WIM filesize: 8.97GB Package Identity : Package_for_KB3081424~31bf3856ad364e35~x86~~10.0.1.0 State : Installed Release Type : Update Install Time : 7-8-2015 07:17 /unmount /commit Wim size: 2.47GB Captured wim (compress max) with abbodi's winscript.ini: 2.53GB Mount wim Mounted WIM filesize: 9.23GB did a /resetbase Mounted WIM filesize: 8.73GB /unmount /commit Wim size: 2.44GB
Hello guys, please, who does have link for windows10.0-kb3074675-x86.cab? It is already superseded upd. I need to try something.