Windows 10: Winsxs Issue

Good morning,


I used W10v1607 & 1809 LTSC and I notice a big issue, WinSxS folder is growing up constantly without a periodic clean.


I found 2 ways :

• create a personal scheduled task using Dism command with Startcomponentcleanup operator.
• Use System Scheduled task "Startcomponentcleanup".

Creating task was fine but I notice issues if I use "Run wether user is logged or not", randomly task is stuck in "running". I forgot to tell that I need task should be executed "silently"


After I decide to use system task but every time I launch, task stop Immediately with result is 0x0 task completed. If I launch "AnalyzeComponentStore", nothing is cleaned.

=> First time, I have to change Configure for "W10" to "W7, Windows Server 2008 R2" due to an error message "The operator or administrator has refused the request 0x800710E0.



Do you know What file is used for this system task ? Have you already had this kind of issue ?


Regards

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AMD FX OC'ers Club

That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.

 

Vista WinSXS issue

Code: FileVersionInfo.GetVersionInfo(WinSAT.FullName).FileVersion.ToString()[/quote] There is one version at the path I said in the OP. There is also three or four of them in the winsxs folder (older and current version). When I do properties on the path in the OP, the version is correct (the most recent); however, when I run my application which grabs the FileVersionInfo, it gets the oldest of all those versions.

Do a search (make sure to include hidden files and folders). You most likely have more than one instance of WinSAT.exe in the Windows directory. This issue applies to Vista, not XP.

 

winsxs in vista

the Vsp1cln.exe command is not going delete all of the winsxs folder, just the SP1 installtion folder(s)