GeniusTech44
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What is the option that does not make Windows Update?
Dism ResetBase
DISM Compatible
I don't know if it is one, please reply
Dism ResetBase
DISM Compatible
I don't know if it is one, please reply
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Solve the problem of not updating Windows 11
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Both DISM backup cleanup options allow you to install future updates.
DISM Compatible is the cleanup option offered by W7 releases, it will remove superseded (replaced) files but leave both the original image version and the last updated version of the files. This allows to you uninstall the last update if needed.
DISM ResetBase is the cleanup option offered by W8.1 and later releases. It will remove all superseded files, including the original version, and leave the last updated version as the only one. The name comes from "reset the base version", because the last update becomes the new starting point.
If you can't update Windows, it won't be caused by using any one of these cleanup options. For W10/11, use DISM ResetBase.
DISM Compatible is the cleanup option offered by W7 releases, it will remove superseded (replaced) files but leave both the original image version and the last updated version of the files. This allows to you uninstall the last update if needed.
DISM ResetBase is the cleanup option offered by W8.1 and later releases. It will remove all superseded files, including the original version, and leave the last updated version as the only one. The name comes from "reset the base version", because the last update becomes the new starting point.
If you can't update Windows, it won't be caused by using any one of these cleanup options. For W10/11, use DISM ResetBase.
GeniusTech44
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thank you bro <3Both DISM backup cleanup options allow you to install future updates.
DISM Compatible is the cleanup option offered by W7 releases, it will remove superseded (replaced) files but leave both the original image version and the last updated version of the files. This allows to you install the last update if needed.
DISM ResetBase is the cleanup option offered by W8.1 and later releases. It will remove all superseded files, including the original version, and leave the last updated version as the only one. The name comes from "resetting the base version", because the last update becomes the new starting point.
If you can't update Windows, it won't be caused by using any one of these cleanup options. For W10/11, use DISM ResetBase.