This is the only one that is needed for the intended purposes of cleaning up superseded components. Is this even still applicable to win >7?
Enabling the full reset reg tweak and using /resetbase may be breaking redployment of a captured image giving the oobekeyboard error. Just installed the captured image(without an answer file) and it installs perfectly. Im not bothering to check if its the reg tweak, resetbase, or a combination of the 2 that is the problem.
Interesting. From the blog: "will be delivered to customers running the May 2019 Update using servicing technology (like the monthly Cumulative Update process)." That's... new. And old. Service Pack nostalgia.
They already hinted about this when 19H1 was released, backporting new features and fixes from 20H1 into 19H2.
Since installing the 19H2 service pack, activex controls (flash, shockwave, silverlight) stopped loading in IE. Thanks Enthousiast. After resetting IE settings, issue seems fixed.
Instead of figuring it out, mount the install.wim, run your command without the /quiet /norestart targeting the mounted wim, and save/unmount the wim, now it's pre-enabled. I have seen crappy homebrewers doing what you want, it took ages to complete and looked very amatueristic to see all kinds of cmd windows during setupcomplete.
I am still lost on NetFX updates for 1809... WHDownloader shows these: - Windows10.0-KB4480056-x64 - Windows10.0-KB4502559-x64 But not this one - Windows10.0-KB4502564-x64 Do I need all 3?
KB4480056 & KB4502559 are only for NET 3.5 & 4.7.2 but KB4480056 has been replaced by KB4499405 which is for NET 3.5, 4.7.2 & 4.8. KB4502564 is only for NET 3.5 & 4.8 so all depend of which NET 4.X do you have installed.