Can't reinstall Embedded Lockdown Manager in Windows 8.1 with KB3031044

Embedded Lockdown Manager (kb2959936) is a build-in feature/update in Windows 8.1 with update 3 (the November 2014 full media refresh image), now MS remove it by
KB3031044
I want to reinstall ELM, BUT THE RESOLUTION SEEMS DIDN'T WORK, I can't reinstall ELM by apply KB2932354 or KB2959936
And I run the updates clean-up command already
DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup /ResetBase
so I can't uninstall KB303144
Maybe MS need release a refresh version of ELM?

Update 3? I don't see a 3 version in MSDN. If you check Programs and Features - > Turn On or Off Windows Features, you should be able to enabled ELM.
Also, ELM does come as a separate ISO file on MSDN: <label class="description" id="description3">Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro ELM Update</label>
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