Windows 11 Hotfix Repository

Offline cleanups/resetbase never caused problems for me.

 

And I was working, I noticed (as seen in NTLite) that in recent builds from approx 22000.160 or one of the later ones, ResetBase functionality is disabled again by default (before that, from the first build 22000.51 was enabled, which surprised me, as in win 10 ResetBase functionality is disabled since v1903-v2004 as well.

 

On 1809+ updates cleanup after themselves, W10UI enables resetbase (not by simply changing one regkey "disableresetbase=1 to 0") to cleanup/resetbase the other components.

 

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I wrote another small tool to create MSU from PSF updates. You need to download all Windows10 KB files from UUP Dump and put them into Updates folder, along with AggregatedMetadata CAB and DesktopDeployment CAB which are also from UUP Dump. Then you'll get a MSU file which can be installed with dism /online /add-package /packagepath:<MSU file>. This tool won't work with ARM64 updates as they require x86 DesktopDeployment CAB.

 

good job but how do we download the cab files from UUP?

(AggregatedMetadata CAB and DesktopDeployment CAB)

 

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View attachment 57568 thanks got those files... made the MSU but it failed to run... View attachment 57568

 

Use dism.exe to install it

 

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Yes. I always run scripts like this as Administrator.

 

OK, I've updated the attachment and it should work now.

 

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Hi everyone. New member here. Question, is there an FAQ on how to compile and install these updates on my current Windows 11 desktop? Thanks in advance.

 

@BetaWorld,
a search for the AggregatedMetadata file on uupdump.net at different times (several hours apart) revealed two different files:

6dedc052-e4e5-451b-a339-e982591a5a9a.AggregatedMetadata_ebcb96d8.cab (1.92 MB)
SHA-1: EBCB96D8140CFD3E3B323BE9566A1747F107A7DD

and

dcedbe80-e116-4f59-8bbd-173de09e9899.AggregatedMetadata_0cfc37ce.cab (1,66 МB)
SHA-1: 0CFC37CE70B0F78760BA03D6FC61478551484DCD

Is that normal? Now I used the second file.

 

AggregatedMetadata depends on update ID, which feature update (includes suppmental updates which won't be packed into MSU) and cumulative update use different ones. Any one of these would work just fine, as long as you don't put both together.

 

Thank you. Now I've figured it out:

dcedbe80-e116-4f59-8bbd-173de09e9899.AggregatedMetadata_0cfc37ce.cab (1,66 МB) - for Cumulative Update for Windows 11 (22000.348) amd64

6dedc052-e4e5-451b-a339-e982591a5a9a.AggregatedMetadata_ebcb96d8.cab (1.92 MB) - for Upgrade to Windows 11 (22000.348) amd64

 

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