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If DU contain setup.exe, it should be excluded from extraction or, after you extract the DU, extract setup.exe from boot.wim index 2 and overwrite the file in ISO sources folder the file must be the same in both locations, otherwise you get the error about missing drivers

Because the cab and psf files must have the same name due unpleasant changes in UUP dump site, now all downloaded files have their sha1 hash first 8 characters appended to file name thus, you need to rename them after downloading

KB4023057 is an msi package, it's not integratable, should not be installed

Use double backlash \\ in registry file :)

Only .NET 3.5 is needed for DirectX and it's best to integrate addons last (after updates)

Version 1909 support for Home and Pro editions ended 2021-05-11 supplemental servicing is available only for Enterprise and Education editions however, if you integrate the LCU offline, it can bypass the restriction (at least this used to work with 1809 and 1607) this only work for Pro...

The new SSU KB5005260 still fail for offline servicing under Windows < 19041

ssu-19041.1145 cause the offline servicing to fail on any Host OS down 19041 i.e. it will fail on Win10 14393 or 17763 (tested myself), or 18362 (not tested but reported by others) that MSI.dll error is harmless and not the cause

I actually ment the Cumulative updates we cannot predict which components will be updated this also include normal updating of WinPE images (boot.wim/winre.wim) if you integrate CU 22000.51, then you cannot integrate CU 22000.65 i guess when Windows 11 is generally available, the pulished...

22000 updates are PSFXDeltaFormat="ForwardOnly" they cannot be installed if RTM compoents removed

No, it's expected Windows Update Histrory (database) is installation-specific

PowerShell -NoLogo -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "C:\Windows\Setup\Scripts\Sophia Script\Sophia.ps1"

_ is always best to use than parentheses or spaces besides, you also need IE-Spelling-en.msu IE-Hyphenation-en.msu

Clanger KB3125574 contain SHA-2 support (although not as comprehensive as KB4474419) Windows 7 got it since March 2015 with KB3033929

http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/software/crup/2019/10/windows6.1-kb4524752-x86_9d4129b2193bfdc21410dcd5859e4e60fd6bb614.msu

KB4598242 does not install MS Edge or remove IE11 Flash if you are on v20H2, the Enablement Package KB4562830 is what install MS Edge

KB4502496, KB4535684, KB4535685 KB4502496 is the actual update, the other two are dummy no issues in integration, as long as KB4535680 is integrated separately (preferably after SSU) it require 3 phases to complete, and does not trigger pending state

KB4535680 is unusual update consist of 3 underying updates, it must be processed (added) separately, and using the cab/msu file directly (no extraction)

Yes, but psexec is external program

SetupComplete.cmd runs under Least Privileges local system (similar to administrator or less) you can use SCHTASKS to create temporary task as ro run as System and execute the non working commands