Windows 10 Hotfix Repository

I did an in place reinstall of enterprise ltsc 2021. updated it to 1865 and when i try to install the ep it says not applicable

 

You have been told this over and over...

 

you can write as much as you like, they never read but know how to complain

 

I extracted the EP cab file and installed each file via dism then did a reboot

 

I believe he should be prepared to manually install updates every month after October 2025.

 

installed 1865 update and have no problems

if u add EnterpriseS to update.mum then the ep will install.

 

^ All that "hard work" just to have some specific numbers displayed in a handful of places... I think you need a different hobby. Something to do with gardening will fit you nicely.

 

I enjoy doing that stuff on the computer

 

what will be the best choice for use as base when update EP windows 10.0-kb5015684-x64 on a I have been using 19044.1826 to upgrade from to 19045.1826 is that ok or any better version suggest.

 

The EP will only take when your at least at 19041/2/3/4.1806.

 

I was wondering why UUP doesn't let you build 19045 natively yet. I guess that will happen when this is more "official".

I built an up to date 19045 image and installed over the top of one of my systems to test it out and got a really strange bug. On reboot all of my desktop icons had both double vertical and horizontal spacing. Manually changing the values in the registry didn't fix them (instantly reverted). I had to change my desktop theme to a different one and then changed it back, that let me adjust spacing again. Trying the same thing on a different system to see if this was a random glitch or an actual problem.

 

We were wondering about the WU links, @abbodi1406 got from WSUS, were online before UUP had them available, usually they first go on the IP RP channel for a while.

You can easily create a 19045 ISO by UUP dump, just create the UUPs folder and put in the 22H2 EP, start the download and it will be integrated during conversion.

 

Yep, I know, I was talking about it being natively offered. I tested that bug and it looks like a super corner case. You need to have a thunderbolt connected 4K monitor set to 150% scaling and then do an in place upgrade.

I have a feeling that all 7 people the in the world that this applies to probably aren't going to make this a high priority fix.

 

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Even though I installed an image built with these updates yesterday, I was offered the update via WU, no reboot required. I think this is just a case where MS wants the files staged in servicing\LCU (which they are now). I've noticed this a lot when you install clean. You get the last update offered again but the install does not require a reboot.

I was also offered a MS store update, don't see a difference but I rarely use it so I probably wouldn't notice if anything changed.

 

I have also noticed this. If you download and build a UUPDump.net ISO, and then install it, then Windows Update will offer you the last LCU. It seems like a real fast update without a need for a reboot. I've been watching this happen for a year now. It must be that the WU server doesn't fully recognize that one is using the latest version of Windows. Otherwise, it wouldn't offer the last LCU again. I don't have a concrete answer for it right now, but I share in your observation.

 

Check your C:\Windows\servicing\LCU. When this happens you will see a new folder created matching the time of the fake update.

 

Interesting. It also seems to only offer this LCU update just once. I haven't had any problems running Windows 10 after the update. Just this curious WU behavior.

 

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Since it hasn't caused any trouble with execution of Windows 10, I haven't paid close attention to it. But I do have a vbox client installed, and it may be occuring during an inplace-upgrade.