Integrating: KB5055627 - Cumulative Update 26100.3915.1.24 - Error 0x800703ee - [1006]

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When trying to intergrade Cumulative Update KB5055627 NTLite gives an error "Integrating: KB5055627 - Cumulative Update 26100.3915.1.24 - Error 0x800703ee - [1006] The volume for a file has been externally altered so that the opened file is no longer valid."
 

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Error code 0x800703ee is ERROR_FILE_INVALID.

Your security software is probably blocking NTLite from doing its work. Temporarily disable it, or add NTLite and its folders to the exclusion list for real-time scanning.
 
Tried all the above but error continues to exist. All other updates are installed without any errors.
The file must be corrupted running
Get-FileHash -Path .\windows11.0-kb5055627-x64_56bb899f7c7a89d0815767dfb2b31e1c5516963d.msu -Algorithm SHA256

Algorithm Hash Path
--------- ---- ----
SHA256 E6FC7092A6A6DF1A85B1D26C989F28253D8F0D4E6D8BFE426FCA9DAF8D32ADDA

does not match with Microsoft's windows11.0-kb5055627-x64_56bb899f7c7a89d0815767dfb2b31e1c5516963d.msu (SHA1: VruJn3x6idCBV2ffsrMeHFUWlj0=) (SHA256: 5vxwkqam3xqFsdJsmJ8oJT2PDU5ti/5Cb8qdr40yrdo=)
 

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The problem is exactly what it says. You have altered Windows image package files with NTLite and now the system can't upgrade those corrupt packages anymore. As I have said it before, do not remove any Windows features with NTLite. You will simply destroy Windows installation media, because NTLite is full of bugs.

You can remove only FOD and Appx packages without causing updating problems.
 
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Have you tried re-downloading the update using the link above ?
I have no problem with this update and tested it many times (with the current tests)
 
koullis said:
Tried all the above but error continues to exist. All other updates are installed without any errors.
The file must be corrupted running
Get-FileHash -Path .\windows11.0-kb5055627-x64_56bb899f7c7a89d0815767dfb2b31e1c5516963d.msu -Algorithm SHA256

Algorithm Hash Path
--------- ---- ----
SHA256 E6FC7092A6A6DF1A85B1D26C989F28253D8F0D4E6D8BFE426FCA9DAF8D32ADDA

does not match with Microsoft's windows11.0-kb5055627-x64_56bb899f7c7a89d0815767dfb2b31e1c5516963d.msu (SHA1: VruJn3x6idCBV2ffsrMeHFUWlj0=) (SHA256: 5vxwkqam3xqFsdJsmJ8oJT2PDU5ti/5Cb8qdr40yrdo=)
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Check if you have warnings about disk errors, or a possible virus infection.

NTLite does not alter the original MSU or CAB files, it only extracts their contents to its own cache folder. If you used NTLite to download the file, it's being pulled from the Microsoft Update Catalog sources.
 
NTLite DOES alter Windows packages. There are about 1k different packages in a W11 24H2 image.
 
It doesn't alter anything at all, otherwise you can imagine there would be a lot more feedback
 
I can prove it with evidence that NTLite DOES ALTER Windows packages, but there is no point posting them. Fanboys will ignore the evidence anyway.

That's why there is even a warning in NTLite, "Due to complexity of Windows package managemanet, you should first apply update to an unaltered image and then remove components".
 
If it can make you happy

koppees said:
That's why there is even a warning in NTLite, "Due to complexity of Windows package managemanet, you should first apply update to an unaltered image and then remove components".
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Normal, deleted files cannot be updated
And there will be a message that packages or files are missing
 
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