It's look like windows10.0-kb4501374-x64.cab belong to 18362.xxx and not 18363. Image Version: 10.0.18363.327 Processing 1 of 1 - Adding package Package_for_OasisAsset~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~18362.206.1.3 [==========================100.0%==========================] Error: 0x800f081e The specified package is not applicable to this image.
Windows10.0-kb4501374-x64.cab is only required while upgrading and think you should integrate it before integrating the CU and 18363 Enablement Package.
@SM03 I've only posted the ways for a proper extraction of a Microsoft cab file, but I still have same errors like many other users have already reported.
oh okay, then I guess, for now, we're locked here, until MS pushed any new way to update 19h2 build officially via WU, or release 19h2 ISO/ESD.
So what the f*k is going on with the July and August updates. The dudes in tenforums also have the Error 0x800f081f. Is it time to go back to good old Windows 7?
I didn't do ANY cleanups or modifications. Uninstalling UWP apps that Windows itself gives you the option to uninstall should NOT pose a problem. And even if it didn't let you uninstall them, it STILL shouldn't pose a problem.
I have to test if it has the same impact but uupdump uup conversion uses /startcomponentcleanup by default, when updates are applied during the process. The test iso's i made for my latest tests were made manually with no cleanups and all works fine.
The fix worked for me on Polish version of windows. It is quite possible that other language versions such as (drumroll) English Simplified, which @Enthousiast uses, have rollbacked some language resources in .329. Then i won't be able to help you.
UUPdump uses @abbodi1406 his UUP>ISO scripts for conversion and updates integration. My 18362.xxx iso's are bases on the 18362.1 uup dump files, but i run W10UI_x.x for updates integration separately.
The logs says you did (or the system auto-did it via schedule task) C:\Windows\system32\cleanmgr.exe /autoclean /d C:
So, it was like the second test here? https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-hotfix-repository.57050/page-446#post-1544574
Bro I HAVE NOT run any clean up and I HAVE disabled the auto clean up task under Task Scheduler > Microsoft > Windows > Servicing. I'm not lying. If anything it was done by itself and I have no idea how. I've formatted 2 times and Im trying to fix the problem, why would I be lying?