Recent content by hader

Sorry for the confusion. Screen 2 is the one that is relevant. When I click on it the menu should roll down as expected. This is standard behaviour. I have done nothing to solve this. (Note; both menus are not the same. The first one is what you get if you right click onto your desktop. It drops...

I am sitting also on Win 11 24H2 26100.3476. Tried to re-create your situation, but I didn't found any issues with it. It behaved as expected. And after clicking on those "Hamburger dots";

Luckily we are past this point. Update to 26100.3476.... For some people a right nightmare. Some 50! security fixed of which 6 are zero-day and exploited as we speak if you are not on 26100.3476. Hair raising! 😮 https://itdaily.com/news/software/windows-11-update-freezes/

You forgot the main reason part I mentioned.... But I agree fully. Yes. That was the main reason for this exercise in the first place. I was looking at the number 2 and cleaned it and afterwards it's still there. What's going on there? I must have a OCD response 😆 for these things, because I...

Mhmm. 2 Gb. Faster? Well my C-drive with Windows is now 167 Gb in size now (Windows 26Gb, Program Files x64 25Gb and Users 80Gb. Yes I know have to weed through this to check if anything is relevant; delete it or burn it on DVD) Those 2 Gb makes no difference in speed of the backup. Still 9 min...

As things look as they are now (deleting that one package) nothing will happen during the next update. It will update without any problems. I have the suspicion that it was there for rollback reasons. But nobody will after 1882, 2033, 2161, 2314, 2454, 2605, 2894, 3037, 3194, 3323 and 3476 (11...

OK. I am finished with my test on my VM. You are right! By removing that 1 package it automatically removes the other one. I used a Windows 11 Pro 24H2 26100.3194 installation on my VM for this as promised in this thread; How to identify Reclaimable Packages reported as count by "Dism /Online...

Done! OK. I am finished with my test on my VM. You are right! By removing that 1 package it automatically removes the other one. I used a Windows 11 Pro 24H2 26100.3194 installation on my VM for this as promised in this thread; How to identify Reclaimable Packages reported as count by "Dism...

Thanks for the info. I didn't expected that. I saw before with KB5053598 Windows 11 Cumulative Update build 26100.3476 (24H2) - March 11 that you removed "Package_for_rollupFix.." because there were only one package still invalid. (the rollupFix one) The other one "Microsoft-Windows-Fod.." was...

Interesting..... Doesn't mind those 2 ..... (Would be a different story if you removed all 1742 packages....) But this underwent not a build version update. I mean before and after the build version is/was 26100.3476. I wonder what would happen if it goes e.g. to 26100.3500? I am curious what...

Daredevil you.... 😆😆😆 And those are only 2 out of the 60 ish.... Now the rest..... For now.... Wait until you update your system. I hope you made a backup beforehand. In a VM environment; I removed all 1742 packages. System had no problem and said it was still at the latest build. Everything...

Yes. I came to the same conclusion. Now I understand why it took me some 15-20 min while others are busy for hours... 😯 It all depends on how fast your CPU, Disks, Connection is. I have a very fast system and a very fast connection. (But that depends also how busy the MS download Farm is aka...

You can't. Those 2 packages will remain there till the end of life of 24H2. (Or when MS decides to exclude them out of this DISM check) Those 2 packages are a part of the base-build 26100.1742. Inside the store there are many duplicate packages; Ones with Build 26100.1742 and those of the latest...

An annoying thing; I open my explorer and see my drives (included the removeable ones) but the removable ones are also duplicated at the bottom. Difference is "_> Icon" and "> Icon". Well there is an easy fix for it: (You can hide and unhide them if you want) Made a short tutorial for this...

The Component-Based Servicing stack (CBS for short) is also involved with the SFC and DISM commands. See. Servicing stack updates Inside the DISM.log you will see a part of the DISM process. But the DISM process calls CBS processes many times and outputs it into the CBS.log. And it is these...