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  1. 0x800f0915 DISM Error

    Great, glad to hear it's solved...
  2. 0x800f0915 DISM Error

    You can use the following commands to replace files manually into the components store. If it's not working you can use the attached SFCFix.zip. icacls "%systemroot%\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-windows-s..rver-apis.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.26100.2161_nl-nl_b443d00bdbef7989" /save...
  3. 0x800f0915 DISM Error

    Hi @hader Attached you will find a copy of the Dutch (NL) component including the reverse differential. If someone have the same component including the (R) differential for the following languages, please share.... 🙏...
  4. A Script to Extract WIM and PSF from MSU Windows Update Files

    No, this script is written by @jen1, and in order to avoid violating certain unwritten copyright rules, I will not share a modified script! Also, because you can easily merge the script(s) if you know how it works. And the developer has also indicated that he does not recommend my addition for...
  5. A Script to Extract WIM and PSF from MSU Windows Update Files

    I know, but I'm using your script for file sourcing purposes only, just to find manifest files and/or cat-mum pairs without installing the update itself.
  6. Windows 11 updates always fail at 100% :-(

    Please provide the CBS logs, see post #14 - without log files, the problem remains a mystery.
  7. Windows 11 updates always fail at 100% :-(

    This is a common rollback issue, so please provide the latest CBS logs to look at. Upload a copy of the CBS folder Open Windows Explorer and browse to the C:\Windows\Logs folder. Right-click on the CBS folder and choose Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder. Now the message will appear...
  8. A Script to Extract WIM and PSF from MSU Windows Update Files

    Nice script, and for personal use, I 've made a few changes so it will run as admin by default, with the installation of the 7Zip4PowerShell module to unpack the MSUs into the $base folder automatically. function RunAsAdmin { $currentUser = New-Object Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal...
  9. Can this SFC report tell me anything about a corrupted-file-fix operation?

    We are talking about the CBS log, the results of SFC as well as DISM are logged in the same file. The DISM log is often not very helpful and will refer to the CBS log as well as we can see in the excerpt below. 2024-03-26 15:01:32, Error DISM DISM Package Manager: PID=22076...
  10. Can this SFC report tell me anything about a corrupted-file-fix operation?

    Filtering a CBS log SFC reported an error, and in this case SFC was able to repair the issue. But because the CBS log was filtered it does not show the additional information about the corrupted file. When looking at the full CBS log it will show which file has been used as replacement...
  11. Can this SFC report tell me anything about a corrupted-file-fix operation?

    Yes, there are! Windows uses different compression levels for system files. For example; when you attempt to update a compressed file will be decompressed before the file will be patched to a newer version. And updates aren't always perfect, this may also cause problems with delta files which...
  12. Can this SFC report tell me anything about a corrupted-file-fix operation?

    I've seen a corrupt bthmodem.sys driver on several Windows 11 systems. However, a forced shutdown or unexpected restarts of the system can be the cause of such file corruptions.
  13. Can this SFC report tell me anything about a corrupted-file-fix operation?

    The filtered CBS log does not reveal any useful information, but in most cases such isseus are related to an hash mismatch error.
  14. Windows 10 / 11 post WU installation cleanup script

    Please post the CBS logs as requested in post #32.
  15. Windows 10 / 11 post WU installation cleanup script

    2024-03-26 15:01:32, Error DISM DISM Package Manager: PID=22076 TID=8024 Failed finalizing changes. - CDISMPackageManager::Internal_Finalize(hr:0x80071aa8) 2024-03-26 15:01:32, Error DISM DISM Package Manager: PID=22076 TID=8024 Failed processing package...
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