Thanks for monitoring
when i said telemetry components, i ment the ones included in rollup, it include:
- Diagtrack service (KB3068708/KB3080149)
- only a fracture of KB2952664, this fracture is latent/ineffective without the whole kb2952664 installed
- telemetry points in UAC consent.exe (KB3075249), they also ineffective if Diagtrack service is off (just a guess), and KB3139923 already superseded it
- upgrade facilitating WU client (KB3138612), can be easily blocked with registry DisableOSUpgrade
"convenience rollup update" is useful even for up-to-date system (WU updates), because:
- it contains almost all hotfixes and non-WU updates, which is basically what SP2 will have if it was released
- the rollup unifies the components version to one, allowing an easy base for system
- individual updates have superseded, duplicated components/files (different versions), which takes more reduntant space, and installing the rollup (newest version) allows Disk Cleanup to remove the old components and gain space
as for KB971033, maybe it's re-requested because you didn't set the upgrade block policy
so WU needs it to verify Win7 license before offering the upgrade (again just a guess)
Regard the SFC integrity issue, here's an explanation for it:
http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/?p=1231135
the issue is indeed a failure by msft and makes the rollup looks bad, but it's completely harmless