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I don't like Edge(s) updating periodically on its own

This registry used to work in 2021, didn't check if it still works lately

W10 WinPE addon don't work for Windows 8.1, they only guided it for the ADK part (tools) they sadly killed links for ADK 8.1 & 8.0

I guess he means why .NET CU Preview KB5015732 was not added .NET 7/6/5 are Core (cross-platform) not Framework (Windows only) .NET Framework 4.8 is the latest currently .NET Framework 4.8.1 is available with Windows 11 version 22H2 (build 22621), and will be released to older supported...

For online appx installation, Add-AppxPackage should follow Add-AppxProvisionedPackage $null = Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -online -PackagePath $winget_PackagePath -LicensePath $License_Path -DependencyPackagePath $VCLibs_PackagePath $null = Add-AppxPackage -Path $VCLibs_PackagePath $null =...

The iso you are using should already have all updates up to june, you should not add DU KB5014039

Clearly Windows 7 with default Powershell 2.0

- Apply both reg files (modify Notepad2.reg if install location is different) - From Settings, make legacy Notepad the default

Windows 8.1 was not is Microsoft's most successful desktop operating system :rolleyes:

rg-adguard.net does not perform a dependency check, all the listed packages with various versions are returned from the store request (displaycatalog.mp.microsoft.com and fe3.delivery.mp.microsoft.com) regarding the version collision v11 / v2019 the insider preview builds 22563+ releases...

LTSB/LTSC editions are not affected by IE11 changes, it will be supported until each EOL only LTSC 2021 gets Microsoft Edge

All or most can be disabled without real effect, except EventLog-Application/Security/System (those are very critical) if you have Intel CPU/TPM, it's best to leave the relavent loggers enabled (iclsClient, iclsProxy, IntelPTTEKRecertification, SocketHeciServer, TPMProvisioningService)

LoneCrusader You are welcome to follow WHD-W7UI installation order: - SHA1 SSU KB4490628 - SHA2 Update KB4474419 - SHA2 SSU KB4536952 - General updates (excluding Convenience Rollup KB3125574) - IE11 - RDP - ADLDS - RSAT - WMF - Hotfixes - Windows 10 related updates (KB2952664, KB3021917) -...

What's the issue exactly? :) all updates in WHDownloader list are not superseded except the updates under Extra\WithoutKB3125574, they are all superseded by KB3125574

No, only OEM SLP keys work offline, other keys rquire connection and activation data is not saved locally (except for upgrades) it's possible that Windows mimic activation state offline based on the key, and when you connected, it established the actual activation it sometimes do that for first...

Windows update redownloading latest CU (LCU reservicing) is known behavior since v1809 whenever you enable a feature, install new language or add new keyboard language, install or uninstall update after LCU..

8QKTT is Retail key actually, and can be used to establish digital license (if activatable) i think either MS just registered your HWID with the key from previous activation, or when you upgraded from Win10 version to another some MAK and Retail keys get leaked or "reselled" multiple times

The idea is to check the partial key if it's 3V66T then it's the generic retail key for Pro edition, which is used for digital license

What's the Partial Product Key you get when you run slmgr.vbs /dli

Dynamic Update for Windows Setup is just a group of files zipped in a cab file when manually extracted/added to ISO sources, it cannot be detected afterwards neither OS or Windows Update know anything about it, because it's not a real update the only way to detect it, is to cross-compare the...