Strange error when updating W10 22H2 with "DesktopAppInstaller_Dependencies.zip"

[Able Baker Charlie]

Hello,

I was just trying to bring an otherwise unaltered, original copy of Win 10 v22H2 up to date using NTLite's Update Downloader. Among the packages automatically categorized as "Missing" and pre-selected for download are "Microsoft.UI.Xaml v2.8" and "Microsoft Visual C++ UWP Runtime v14.00 (Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00.UWPDesktop)." When I click on download, all the pre-selected files show a "Downloaded" sucessfully, but when NTLite switches over to its verification process, it shows those two files/packages as "Incomplete." The path for both point to a file named "DesktopAppInstaller_Dependencies.zip." I tried multiple attempts at redownloading this file, hoping for the status verify as "Downloaded" but with no success. If I ignore this, click "Enqueue," and process those updates, the process ends in errors that are as follows:

"Integrating: Microsoft.UI.Xaml v2.8 - Error 0x80510007 - [7] The storage control blocks were destroyed."
"Integrating: Microsoft Visual C++ UWP Runtime v14.00 (Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00.UWPDesktop) - Error 0x80510007 - [7] The storage control blocks were destroyed."



Given that NTLite keeps marking the files as "Incomplete," I thought maybe there's some issue with the download process through NTLite. So, I sourced the same file through the WinGet app (found on GitHub). Even though both files seem identical to me, I switched them out, placeing the externally sourced file into NTLite's Downloaded Updates Cache (into the "10.22H2.x64" folder) and re-ran NTLite's update function. The files now show as "Downloaded" in the list. However, enqueue-ing them once again and processing the updates results in the exact same error.

I've done a rudimentary search regarding this error type and description and haven't really found anything that sheds light on what's causing the problem. I've ran a disk check to inspect the drive's integrity, and it test as good. I've done full program and system restarts, and still the error persists. Anyone have any ideas as to what's going wrong or how to alleviate this issue?

Thanks in advance!

 

[francis11]

The old UI.Xaml 2.0/ 2.1 in WIN10 could be needed for for the Apps following WIN10 before step up to 11 UI.Xaml 2.8 on a Win10 Install?

 

[garlin]

There appears to be an internal change to how these 3 Appx packages are handled since v2025.03.10349 (March 14, 2025).

 

[nuhi]

Able Baker Charlie, thank you, as garlin also pointed out, you must be using an older version which does not support the newly listed runtimes.
I tested on the current version and no errors.
The upgrade was to support the linking inside the zipped download.

Will add disabling of unsupported entries, Windows updates keep on changing so there is a need for tool versioning tag going forward.

 

[Able Baker Charlie]

Thanks, nuhi and garlin, for your responses. I had thought that my ntlite was up-to-date, but I'll get the latest and retest this process. Then, I'll update this post with the results.

P.S. I know its been several days since I originally posted. I'm very busy with two jobs and family obligations; so its only ever-so-often that I find the time to work on this stuff.

 

[Able Baker Charlie]

Update: Well, I installed the lastest version of ntlite, and just as you've suggested, nuhi, that took care of the issue. Sorry for not double checking my version status before posting the issue, and I thank you, again, for taking the time to help!