If I use NTLite to download all updates for Windows into the Updates cache, and then a few months later a new update appears which obsoletes one of these previous updates, am I right in thinking that I just use the Updates Trim feature, which would remove any old obsolete updates and add the new update(s) to the list ?
If I have created a new image containing all the updates (along with possibly any other tweaks), and then wish to load this image and update with new updates (including ones that may obsolete older updates), can/will NTLite remove the obsolete updates for the loaded image and integrate the new updates, or do I always need to start using a fresh Windows ISO ?
Does NTLite take into account any tweaks/removed components when deciding which updates to download/integrate (eg. suppose component A has been removed and an update is only meant for component A, will NTLite still list/download this update?) ?
If I have created a new image containing all the updates (along with possibly any other tweaks), and then wish to load this image and update with new updates (including ones that may obsolete older updates), can/will NTLite remove the obsolete updates for the loaded image and integrate the new updates, or do I always need to start using a fresh Windows ISO ?
Does NTLite take into account any tweaks/removed components when deciding which updates to download/integrate (eg. suppose component A has been removed and an update is only meant for component A, will NTLite still list/download this update?) ?