Insider KB5039304 Windows 11 Insider Release Preview build 26100.994 (24H2) - June 20

PurSpyk!! · Monday at 3:46 PM

PerpetualCycle said:
If you don't want that behavior, don't use the "/resetbase" switch. It won't reclaim as much space, but will retain the updates intact so you can uninstall them if desired.

Good to know., thanks

fg2001gf11F · Monday at 7:03 PM

PurSpyk!! said:
Good to know., thanks

That explains it, I just use the command without /ResetBase option.

DISM /ONLINE /CLEANUP-IMAGE /STARTCOMPONENTCLEANUP

Dirtyflash · Monday at 7:21 PM

fg2001gf11F said:
That explains it, I just use the command without /ResetBase option.

DISM /ONLINE /CLEANUP-IMAGE /STARTCOMPONENTCLEANUP

I'm reasonably certain that particular DISM command clears the Uninstall updates list.

fg2001gf11F · Monday at 7:51 PM

Dirtyflash said:
I'm reasonably certain that particular DISM command clears the Uninstall updates list.

Yes, it does if I add the /ResetBase
For that reason, I don't use that option.

jvickers · Monday at 7:55 PM

fg2001gf11F said:
Yes, it does if I add the /ResetBase
For that reason, I don't use that option.

The same here. I don't use that option because I might want to uninstall the update if things start going awry.

Dirtyflash · Monday at 8:21 PM

fg2001gf11F said:
Yes, it does if I add the /ResetBase
For that reason, I don't use that option.

I've found it does it without having to add /ResetBase.

fg2001gf11F · Monday at 10:11 PM

Dirtyflash said:
I've found it does it without having to add /ResetBase.

I'll give it another try, next time after I save a backup.

I just tried without /ResetBase and I still see the same updates with the uninstall option.

fg2001gf11F · Monday at 10:28 PM

Dirtyflash said:
I've found it does it without having to add /ResetBase.

Here is another example I just tried. Those 2 updates were there before running the command and are still available to uninstall after running the command.

If I add /ResetBase they disappear.

Adding /ResetBase and they disappeared.

Had to restore a backup to get those back.

PerpetualCycle · Monday at 11:15 PM

fg2001gf11F said:
Here is another example I just tried. Those 2 updates were there before running the command and are still available to uninstall after running the command. If I add /ResetBase they disappear.
View attachment 99951

Adding /ResetBase and they disappeared. Had to restore a backup to get those back.
View attachment 99952

Like I said

Dirtyflash · Tuesday at 9:22 AM

fg2001gf11F said:
I'll give it another try, next time after I save a backup.

I just tried without /ResetBase and I still see the same updates with the uninstall option.

Thank you for going through all the trouble to prove me wrong. I obviously forgot what I had done to make them disappear.