Quick and easy, just like the 20H2 CU. A pleasant change to have updates go through without too much excitement. DISM /analyzecomponentstore found 4 packages in need of clean-up, which clean is just about done right now. I'll provide a screencap of results when its complete -- 92.5% right now -- and:
Recovered just under 4GB of component store space, apparently.
Boo-yah!
--Ed--
So now that the defrag problem is not fixed what's your advice. I have kept it off (disabled) since the problem started.
Should we enable it and let it do it's job once and disable again? I am on a samsung SSD. Would samsung magician optimizing be a good alternative! (Btw just remembered that I no longer install the magician software! ) Dose it do anything useful and good!?
It doesn't matter. The file system is supposed to be telling the SSD about deleted file's blocks as they are deleted. The SSD optimization in defrag is a big hammer that sends a list of all unused blocks to the SSD. It only matters if information on the blocks of a deleted file, for some reason, failed to make it to the SSD, which would be unlikely and rare. So leaving the schedule disabled is the best thing.
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It was a bit different... 25% then back to 8% then up to 35% and continued until 100% but it came back to 0% --> 100% and finished without any apparently problem or notifications.
No problems here. The restart was offered before the CU had even started installing. And no, I've never seen the cleaning up screen before - at least it didn't take too long
No problems updating this one (.388) unusually fast for me, did not see a cleanup.
My understanding is that it has been fixed in 20H2, but I haven't checked it out myself. So they know how to fix it. It seems a rather simple thing, and I don't know why they're dragging their heels. Except, Microsoft.
This update I guess brought problems for me as follow:
The machine was on build 19041.329...
With this update it is now build 19042.388...
And it completely wiped out Opera browser from the computer.
Am I crazy... Or is it all this possible?
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