Windows 10 Hotfix Repository

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LoL, no. I was expecting it to be empty, it used to be when I checked before. Clicking on Uninstall updates actually did that trick.

 

Because the LCU = 19041/2.488

 

Why do you keep trying to install an update that is not even meant for live installs?

When your parents told you to not stick your tongue in the power outlet did you do that anyway in more than one way?

 

Then how can some users have a + .488 build installed?

 

Nobody has a higher build than .488 installed, they mentioned the ISO is named .504 and that is because of the DU for Sources messing up the ISO build filename.

 

In both .487 & .488 the Change Log is the same but something had to change for Microsoft to increase CU from .487 to .488 ? I'm curious about what the change was.

 

Ok, but I also integrated DU for Sources and I'm still on .488.

 

Are you for real?

Only the ISO, made by using convert-UUP.cmd (when feature update is used) will show .504 in the ISO filename, the install will be .488.

 

I wasn't talking about the ISO filename but the build that appears after running "winver" on the Start Menu after installing Windows.

 

For the fourth time, NOBODY reported having a higher than 19041/2.488 build installed.

 

It was purely experimental, and it did install successfully. Please refrain from replying in the manner that you did.

 

Should I integrate the latest Intel microcode update? My PC has an Intel microprocessor but what if I integrate this update on an image and use it on a PC which doesn't have an Intel microprocessor? Would I have any problem?

 

Integrating/installing microcode updates is up to you, personally i don't integrate them but when online and WU offers one, i let WU install it.

The microcode update will recognize the cpu and will be applied when it's a supported one and won't be applied when it's an unsupported one.

 

I've never noticed WU offering microcode updates. Do you know of a list of affected CPUs? I manually installed the latest microcode update but maybe I shouldn't have done it. Also, are there more updates other than the ones which appear on the Updates Overview and besides the microcode ones?

 

https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-hotfix-repository.57050/page-519#post-1616072

No, if there were any, they would have been listed in the updates overview.

 

The microcode updates aren't listed there.

 

They aren't hotfixes and i explained many times before, system dependent and i don't list them.

 

Just to be sure, if using MSMG ToolKit to integrate updates, WinPE updates should be copied to <WHD\w10\<Architecture>\WinPE> and not to the <WHD\w10\<Architecture>\SetupMedia>, right?

 

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I don't use MSMG toolkit for integrating updates, i use W10UI.