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KB5078885 msu package is a like a service pack
KB5078885 msu package is a like a service pack ? or it's necessary to install other package for clean new installation offline
(i use the last iso 22h2 provided by microsoft with kb5033372 from 12 december 2023).
win 10 doesn't want the package msu at the last time (KB5078885 installed and reboot and at the end, it's uninstalled).
do you have a fix or an explanation ?
thanks.
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- zoomzoomCopper Contributor
https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/topic/windows-10-programme-esu-extended-security-mises-%C3%A0-jour-45638ee7-85cc-405c-8f72-03886ed0ff33
try other or like a service pack : kb5066791.
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- CaspiansBrass Contributor
It's a cumulative update, similar in concept to a service pack, but technically it's an update package (.msu file) that includes security fixes, improvements, and some new features.
- RaymondRamirezIron Contributor
I should point out that KB5078885 is a service stack update; you must install it manually. To roll it back, download it again from the Microsoft Update Catalogue and run the installer as an administrator.
- DevonZhangIron Contributor
KB5078885 is a service stack update that must be installed manually before installing other updates; if you wish to roll it back, you must download it again from the Microsoft Update Catalog and run the installation as an administrator.