To the Updates Overview. I guess it would and that's why I asked. I noticed it installed Microsoft Update Health Tools and I already had 21H1 installed so this update prepared Windows for what? What does Microsoft Update Health Tools do? Also, will you add Intel Microcodes updates?
@Windows 10 User it contains an updated version of the system file mcupdate_GenuineIntel.dll installing/integrating it does no harm on AMD systems, the file is not loaded there anyway (there is an analogical file for AMD systems but i have not seen it updated outside new major OS upgrades) you only need to integrate the latest microcode update
Hello @abbodi1406, After having downloaded your tool from https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-hotfix-repository.57050/page-105#post-1216064, I have accidentally terminated the already running script - Now I have a folder in C: called W10UImount_29134 which I cant delete, even after rebooting, how can I fix it? What I have already tried is: - Change the owner of this folder to my user - run dism /unmount-wim /MountDir:"C:\Users\me\Downloads\W10UI_10.1\DVD10UI\sources\install.wim" /discard -> I get 'The request is not supported' (Error 50) - close explorer.exe and try to remove the folder via administrative cmd: rmdir /q/s W10UImount_29134 -> i get 'Access is Denied' Do note, that also new attempts to run it again fail with the same error. Thanks in advance
@kongokalle, Try use these cmds (with Administrator privileges) before remove your folder: Code: takeown /f "C:\W10UImount_29134\*" /r icacls "C:\W10UImount_29134\*" /grant BUILTIN\Administrators:(F) /t /c
Terrific! The folder is now deleted! Would eventually be an idea to actually put this snippet into the main post, could imagine others might run into it as well
The error is due to mounted offline image registry hives by DISM, do unmount them first and then unmount the image it will work.
Code: dism /Image:C:\W10UImount_29134 /Get-Packages 2>nul dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:C:\W10UImount_29134 /Discard dism /Cleanup-Wim rd /s /q C:\W10UImount_29134
@abbodi1406 Might not be the right place for this, but thank you for all your hard work over the years and the W10UI script. I've always had my own custom .cmd and powershell scripts for building Windows images, but was completely stuck with later Windows 10 builds, as they always seemed to have issues. After spending days trying to troubleshoot why builds were not working properly, W10UI script revealed to me what the problem was, and now everything is working as expected.