[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 1903/9 'FINAL' Build 18362/3.xxx (PC) [19H1/2 Release]

OMG I'm got lost with all of these links and build numbers in the first post. Which one i have to download to have the most recent/latest normal version of Windows 10? Please help me or redirect me to some tutorial or ELI5 post.

If anyone could explain what means these fast/slow/targeted branches means it would be sick too.
From what I found the latest official version for this day is 18363.693, right? if yes, which exact iso i need to download?

 

https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...pc-19h1-2-release.79259/page-375#post-1582224

 

Thank you, these have PL language included? I can see EN and RU only, thanks!!

 

hi,

please give me the link for this ISO:

pl_windows_10_consumer_editions_version_1909_updated_feb_2020_x64_dvd_e3e04b51

Greetings.

 

At versions confusion and floging dead horses ---- >

I downloaded en_windows_10_consumer_editions_version_1909_updated_feb_2020_x64_dvd_527ad800.iso

Installed win 10 pro workstation and now have Windows 10 Pro 18362.19H1 Release 190318-1202

The highest file version number i can see in it is 10.0.18362.653

BUT ...... I was trying to get it to 18363.657 ( 19H2 ? ) by useing the link to 18363.657 Server + Consumer & Business SVF Patches by @GezoeSloog here https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-svf-repository.63324/page-194#post-1582321

Am i up to date with the latest version ? If not can i get it ? ...... How ? ...... or am i just confused ? ....... more than ' normaly '

 

18362.693 / 18363.693 are the latest till date but as its patch tuesday (second tuesday of every month) today new updates will be released tonight after 12hrs.

Thanks & Regards.

 

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kb4497165 got pushed to the top of the stack again with today's date (same hash as the last). Do they do this to make sure people grab it with today's updates?

 

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To be honest, I don't understand Microsoft's KB article for 4541338, but I am quoting it exactly.

 

I understand what you mean. OTOH, If it doesn't apply to DISM integration, what does that KB note apply to? That note doesn't make sense.

 

In the majority of the new SSUs the newer ones have replaced the previous but only when it comes to WSUS says that the previous SSU is needed to be installed. Don't know about WSUS and Dism but on a freshly formatted system I suspect that only the latest (new) SSU is needed.

 

You are probably correct, but I don't recall Prerequisites in previous SSU KBs, which makes this a mystery

E.g. KB4538674 -

Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites to apply this update.

 

OK, so I am not the only one that saw this (SSU requiring SSU). I want to see what happens when I try.