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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
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Requirements for the script to work:
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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.
For the 2nd time.... I don't run DISM... Restore Health, after SFC if it doesn't find any problems.
And I don't run DISM... Restore Health after updates, at all.
After updates I run SFC, then I run...
Dism.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup
...which cleans the WinSxS folder.
Clean Up Component Store (WinSxS folder) in Windows 10