Closed anwar-alsilwy closed 3 years ago
abbodi1406
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3 years ago If you use source ISO that contain updates (e.g. 1909 or 20H2), you must add latest cumulative update after adding languages
it's better to start with clean 1903 ISO, add languages, then use W10UI to add updates, including 1909 Enablement package KB4517245
anwar-alsilwy
commented
3 years ago Let me know something please: If I downloaded latest windows updated build .iso (e.g 20H2) from MS site, why I should download additional cumulative updates, Beside, LP files version are identical to windows .iso build number. Could you explain to me please
Cheers.
abbodi1406
commented
3 years ago LP files are identical to the build base number (e.g. 18362.1), they don't change or get updated themselves
cumulative update contain the updated language files that match the updated components (e.g. explorer.exe or systemsettings.exe)
it's how Windows works, language packs first then updates, or re-add updates
anwar-alsilwy
commented
3 years ago Oh... well Where can I get this cumulative update files for (e.g 1909 or 20H2), and can I add it to iso using W10UI tool directly after adding LP using W10MUI.
abbodi1406
commented
3 years ago https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=cumulative+1909 https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=cumulative+20H2 click on "Last Updated" to sort by newest update
do not download the .NET cumulative
anwar-alsilwy
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3 years ago Now it's working fine, Thanks a lot for instructions, You are my hero, man.
I just added Arabic language ( ar-sa ) LP with additional OnDemand files (totally 5 files from UUP site) to unmodified win10 build 1909 en-us version, using W10MUI tool + enable .Net 3.5 I followed README instructions step by step. Arabic language added successfully to setup UI (boot.wim) and whole windows OS. But I noticed that search engine not responding in start menu and also windows explorer at all. Any suggestions please.