Is KB3081438 contain updates of build-in apps ? Because I don't get updates in Store after I made clean install of Win10 and install KB3081438.
When I press "Check for updates" in Store, I don't get updates of build-in apps. What can I do ? I run the command WSreset.exe and it didn't help.
store is not a system app To manually check for updates, click your profile icon and look for the update check function.
But I always press on "check for updates" and it works. Now it not do nothing. And when I click on my icon I didn't find the option "update check function". I think the store is ok. because when I press on "check for updates", I see data in receiving/giving in Task manager.
you can update apps in images using dism. i have made an updated image with this. only store app couldnt be updated. dism gave an error
The Store can update itself. It even has number of version. I don't care if build-in apps don't be updated. Most of them I don't use. Only the apps I install important for me.
today my tests finished. i dont recommend this. dont update your apps in offline images. most them doesnt work after offline update. even the store itself broke.
I included update script to update apps online only as for offline, yes, .NET.Native.Runtime appx is still missing but if you want to update integrated apps, then the image already contain the dependencies
at first i thought like you and didnt add /DependencyPackagePath parameter. but dism had removed these already included packages. i looked in the program files folder and saw that there are no Microsoft.NET.Native.Runtime.1.0_1.0.22929.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe Microsoft.NET.Native.Framework.1.0_1.0.22929.0_x86__8wekyb3d8bbwe folders. dism had removed these.
I see then, online updating is the way, until we can get NET.Native.Runtim the problem is Store itself need this dependency, so we can't remove then re-get it from Store like NET.Native.Framework
What about upgrading from previous insider release? Does it try to keep the previous windows store apps and re-download them?
Nope. It makes mods to features, so cumulative updates likely never will for build 10240 in the future. The last one we could resetbase was: KB3074683 I guess you could install 3074683, resetbase it, and then install the lastest, but it wouldn't help a whole lot. In fact it makes your result a fair amount larger than if you didn't use 3074683 at all.