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Windows update cleanup not clearing
I installed the latest cumulative update for Windows 10 2004. When I go to storage to cleanup Windows update cleanup, it cleaned up but not completely. It didn't say 0 bytes like before. I think this is a bug in 2004. I created a test user account but issue didn't get resolved. Last time, I basically reinstall Windows. If I repair install Windows, my Windows update history might be empty. Any ideas? Here is the link to the feedback in the hub; https://aka.ms/AA9yi85. Please help me upvote it. I like more upvotes to get the engineers to take a look at it. I re-created my issue in the feedback.
Manufacturing Windows Engineering Guide | Microsoft Docs
https://docs.microsoft.com/.../manufacture/desktop/manufacturing-windows-engineering-guideManufacturing Windows Engineering Guide (WEG) 06/01/2020; ... Many decisions that affect manufacturability are made early in the engineering effort of a new device, so careful consideration should be made to ensure the lowest overhead production process is selected. Every extra minute spent on the manufacturing floor equates to extra cost for ...
Windows Engineering Guides | Microsoft Docs
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/test/wegPerformance - Windows Engineering Guide. The Performance WEG provides a roadmap to delivering high-performing and power-efficient PCs to customers. It identifies opportunities to measure, analyze, and improve performance in key areas, including battery life, browsing experience, and streaming media.
Performance - Windows 10 Engineering Guide | Microsoft Docs
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/test/weg/weg-performanceThe Performance Windows Engineering Guide (WEG) provides guidance on how to deliver a great Windows experience on a high-performing PC. It identifies opportunities to measure, analyze, and improve performance in key areas, including battery life, web browsing, and streaming media. OEM, ODM, and IHV partners can also find guidance on developing ...
Firmware Windows Engineering Guide (WEG) - Windows drivers ...
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/bringup/firmware-wegThe Firmware Windows Engineering Guide (WEG) provides a roadmap to follow through in implementing system firmware-related best practices. In this section. UEFI security. Firmware update. SMBIOS. HTTPS. Wi-Fi support in firmware. Switch from legacy MBR disk to GPT disk with Windows 10. Firmware WEG FAQ
