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I noticed 2 issues:
1. Some UWP apps don't rebase and preserve old version along with new one in "Program Files\WindowsApps" directory when updated manually using AppX/MSIX/AppXBundle/MSIXBundle files. Using "Optimize AppX" and/or DISM Rebase functions doesn't resolve the issue. Here are some examples of both packages being kept after updating:
2. NTLite doesn't depend dependencies correctly for some UWP Apps. An example would be NTLite showing that new Snipping Tool "Microsoft.ScreenSketch_2022.2401.37.0_neutral_~_8wekyb3d8bbwe" requires a missing dependency "Microsoft.WindowsAppRuntime" build 3000.X when Win11 23H2 already includes "Microsoft.WindowsAppRuntime" build 4000 in "Windows\SystemApps".
1. Some UWP apps don't rebase and preserve old version along with new one in "Program Files\WindowsApps" directory when updated manually using AppX/MSIX/AppXBundle/MSIXBundle files. Using "Optimize AppX" and/or DISM Rebase functions doesn't resolve the issue. Here are some examples of both packages being kept after updating:
2. NTLite doesn't depend dependencies correctly for some UWP Apps. An example would be NTLite showing that new Snipping Tool "Microsoft.ScreenSketch_2022.2401.37.0_neutral_~_8wekyb3d8bbwe" requires a missing dependency "Microsoft.WindowsAppRuntime" build 3000.X when Win11 23H2 already includes "Microsoft.WindowsAppRuntime" build 4000 in "Windows\SystemApps".