I’d like to know, what specific changes are being introduced by specified Windows Mise à jour mise à jour (in terms, kbxxxxxxxx).
Other option: I’d like to know, which mise à jour introduced specific fichier.
Reason: I’d like to cleanly supprimer mise à jour avec the get-Windows-10 app and Je n’ai pas any of widely known mises à jour avec GWX stuff installé. J’ai to figure out first, which mise à jour introduced these fichiers and scheduler entries again.
Every Windows mise à jour is associated avec a KB article that contains a list of updated or créé fichiers. That KB article is accessible at https://support.microsoft.com/in-us/kb/####### avec all those #s replaced by the mise à jour number. (Vous pouvez change in-us to your language code si vous want.) Par exemple, here’s one that mises à jour a bunch of timezone-related stuff. Some articles have the table dans le article itself; others (like the linked one) have a link to télécharger a CSV avec the information.
If vous n’avez pas trust that, vous pouvez téléchargez the standalone version of the update since the KB article. Extract it with the Windows Update Standalone Install: wusa FULL_PATH_TO_MSU /extract:FULL_PATH_TO_DEST_FOLDER. Par exemple:
(For the curious, that “mise à jour” is the Remote Server Administration Tools package for Windows 8.1.)
Navigate vers le destination dossier. There pourrait être a PkgInstallOrder.txt, which indicates that the mise à jour will run an executable in addition to doing the normal Component-Based Servicing stuff; vous pouvez look at that fichier to see exactly what sera done in what order. There will également be an XML document that lists the CAB packages that sera installé.
To get at the full list of fichiers, vous allez need to extract the .cabs. This can be done avec WinRAR, but Windows Explorer can au moins look invers lem. Inside each .cab is an XML document that lists the fichiers that sera créé in WinSxS. Use any web browser’s search function to cherchez the names of suspicious fichiers. The .cab will également contain a bunch of .manifest fichiers, some of which have <file> entries, which créer hardlinks outside of WinSxS.
Vous pouvez torch the WUSA extraction dossier when vous êtes done looking around inside it.