Describe the bug
It appears as if this is intentional, but when installing newer versions of Windows Enterprise Defaults on a device where an older version was previously installed, the script does not replace these files in C:\Windows\System32\update\run\f38de27b-799e-4c30-8a01-bfdedc622944. This is logged as Skipping copy to C:\Windows\System32\update\run\f38de27b-799e-4c30-8a01-bfdedc622944 at the bottom part of the log file. The code happens on line #297 in Install-Defaults.ps1.
Is there a reasoning behind this or is it possibly a mishap? I would prefer to replace whatever was there from before with the files from the current version.
Environment:
- OS: Windows 11 23H2
- Version: 10.0.22631.0
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Describe the bug
It appears as if this is intentional, but when installing newer versions of Windows Enterprise Defaults on a device where an older version was previously installed, the script does not replace these files in
C:\Windows\System32\update\run\f38de27b-799e-4c30-8a01-bfdedc622944. This is logged asSkipping copy to C:\Windows\System32\update\run\f38de27b-799e-4c30-8a01-bfdedc622944at the bottom part of the log file. The code happens on line #297 inInstall-Defaults.ps1.Is there a reasoning behind this or is it possibly a mishap? I would prefer to replace whatever was there from before with the files from the current version.
Environment: