Remove old updates

[tsjippy]

It would be great if WinToolkit would delete outdated update packages from the currently loaded image.

In my image for instance, i have still internet explorer 8 and 9, although i use 10.

 

[mooms]

Why not using "fresh" image ?

[bphlpt]

It is always, as it has always been true with every tool ever made that can create a Windows install image, always, always, always better to start with a fresh clean unaltered source every time.  Doing anything else gives just one more way something can go wrong.  Why would you want to risk that?

 

Cheers and Regards

[dareckibmw]

+1 what the man said ^^^

[myselfidem]

Add or Remove Packages Offline:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd744559(v=ws.10).aspx

 

+1 answer mooms

+1 answer bphlpt

+1 myselfidem agree mooms and bphlpt answers !

Edited March 14, 2013 by myselfidem

[crashfly]

While the old updates will be replaced by the newer updates (kind of a microsoft thing), I agree with the sentiment above.  When performing fresh updates, one really needs to start with a clean source.  This will seriously reduce the *wonkyness* of any problems.

 

+1 to bphlpt

[x23piracy]

Hi,

 

well i dont start over and over again, with last Patch tuesday i just added the new kb's to my existing image.

But for some reason to have old IE's removed you should really start from scratch.

 

 

Greetz X23

[tsjippy]

Ok assumming I start from scratch, it would be great if I would be able to select all updates I have downloaded in the past and that WIntoolkit knows which one to integrate and which one is not longer needed.

 

Or is there already another manner to do that?

[ricktendo]

Or is there already another manner to do that?

KUC