KB5035845 Windows 10 Cumulative Update build 19045.4170 (22H2) Win Update

22H2 19045.4170 installed ok
SFC and DISM clean

doesnt install 0x80070002 everytime.
dism pism gism all clean...

have bitlocker, have restored recovery partitian, have deleted a successfully installed KB5034441
still nothing

Ghot said:

I got KB5001716 and KB5035845, they are installing now.
I have KB5034441 hidden, since I don't have a recovery partition, or the related files.

For anyone reading this that doesn't know about it, here's a great script that increases the size of the recovery partition by 250mb so that you can install KB5034441. I used search and replace in the script to replace all occurrences of the number "250" with "500" to increase the size of the recovery partition by 500mb just because I could, so you can change the number 250 to anything you want to increase the size as much as you want.
Requirements for the script to work:
1) WinRE cannot be on OS partition
2) WinRE partition must be the next partition after OS partition
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...s-re-partition

Easy installing!

Ghot said:

I got KB5001716 and KB5035845, they are installing now.
I have KB5034441 hidden, since I don't have a recovery partition, or the related files.



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Rookie question: why did you run "dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /StartComponentCleanup" if "sfc /scannow" already found no integrity issues?

Ghot said:

Because it cleans up, after a Windows Update.
I run SFC, after an Update to see if there are any problems, then run...
Dism.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup <---- to clean out the Update leftovers.




After using SFC to see if there are problems... at any time... you run...
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth <--- different command, to double check for problems.

Yes, I also run sfc /scannow after updates just to make sure there's no corruption. My point is, if it shows there's no corruption, there shouldn't be a need to RestoreHealth, only if sfc finds something wrong, at least that's what I always thought.
Also, what do you mean by "Update leftovers"? Instead, what I always do is "Disk Cleanup" (in C/Properties/General tab) and then "cleanup system files", if that's what you meant.