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

According to Microsoft, support for Windows 10 version 1909 ends on May 11th, 2021

 

Consumer only

 

Hi,

Its there a place where we can find the equivalent business ISO names used on the MVLS?

Example: SW_DVD9_Win_Pro_10_1909.13_64BIT_English_Pro_Ent_EDU_N_MLF_X22-51134.ISO = en_windows_10_business_editions_version_1909_updated_feb_2021_x64_dvd_bc4e0e44.iso

Thanks

 

This is very understandable, as I am having to reinstall Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC on a new MSI Modern 15, because they just informed me that one of their drivers is not supported on ANY edition of Windows 10 older than May 27, 2020 (that's 20H1 version 2004) or higher!

So, just imagine all the businesses that use LTSC Edition, never knowing, never being told, before their purchased the MSI Modern 15 A11M-217XIT notebook, that you cannot use any Microsoft Edition of Windows 10 older than May 27, 2020! Now, I am looking for the ISO LTSC 2021, it doesn't exist, there is no newer edition! So, back to supporting beta features (universal apps), in Enterprise if this notebook is to function fully without a device driver not supported on any edition of LTSC! OMG!

Does anyone have a torrent file for the ISO for Enterprise "Business Licensing" 20H2 March (2021 Updated)? If so please post the SHA1 hash checksum value.

 

Sorry if this is the wrong place to post.

I'm having trouble to upgrade from version 1909 to 20h2.

It seems that appx is causing the issue. How do i remove appx for user profile SID which has already been removed?

 

I have repaired many hacked to pieces windows 10 with mediacreationtool.bat
Rename the script to auto mediacreationtool.bat and it will start upgrading to 21H1, or auto 2004 mediacreationtool.bat for 20H2
If that fails as well despite the most fail-safe options used, then your install is chopped beyond repair and you need a full install by booting from 20H2 media
Good luck!

 

Sorry for the noob question. A few months ago, I came across a laptop (6th gen i3, 1tb hdd, 4gb of ram) that could not be upgraded past 1809. Every update made it stuck to the known waiting screen for hours (8+) every single time.
Because of the situation (daily lessons done remotely via webex etc), the owner can not leave it for more than a day, so my time to try anything was limited to like 4 hours and only for a Sunday.

Could the forementioned script do the job for me? I always keep the latest isos (= 20h2 + March updates) on my drive and in a ventoy based usb stick. Will this script do something else than download the relevant iso for me?

 

There are many hops of incompatibilities: <1507 <1607 <1703 <1803 <1903 <2004 but that's usually for very old or specialized systems.
A 6th gen intel system should have no troubles hardware-wise, but it all depends on manufacturer offering minimal BIOS/UEFI and driver support.
The script is a wrapper for the official MediaCreationTool, it just downloads the needed version from microsoft, configures a products.xml to unhide Enterprise edition support, and then launches it with parameters that are meant to minimize errors on upgrades.
Renaming the script to auto mediacreation.bat enables a two-phase processing, first downloading and creating upgrade media, then launching setupprep alternative with the troubleshooting parameters. It's all automatic, once started you don't need to do anything until it's back at desktop - that is, if it succeeds, else it rolls back. This is the best chance for success, but it's not guaranteed, and fresh install might be unavoidable.

You can also try using your existing usb install media to attempt the troubleshooting upgrade,
it's enough to create a new text file on the root of the usb drive then rename it to auto.bat with content:

Code:

@set OPTIONS=/Selfhost /Pkey Defer /DynamicUpdate Disable /Telemetry Disable /Compat IgnoreWarning /CompactOS Disable /MigrateDrivers All /ResizeRecoveryPartition Disable /ShowOOBE None /Eula Accept /MigChoice Upgrade /Auto Upgrade /Action UpgradeNow
@if exist "%~dp0sources\setupprep.exe" start "w" "%~dp0sources\setupprep.exe" %OPTIONS% &exit/b
@if exist "%~dp0x64\sources\setupprep.exe" start "w" "%~dp0x64\sources\setupprep.exe" %OPTIONS% &exit/b
@if exist "%~dp0x86\sources\setupprep.exe" start "w" "%~dp0x86\sources\setupprep.exe" %OPTIONS% &exit/b

And launch auto.bat instead of setup.exe

 

I willt try it then, once all this ends and I get the laptop back. I assume a procedure like this one will take more than those 4 hours I can have my hands on that laptop, right?

 

It took less than 1h on an ancient lifebook s7110 with a lame hdd, 2GB ram and a dual-core joke, and that was upgrade from windows 7.
For windows 10 - windows 10 upgrades and a more recent potato, 15 to 30minutes (on a hdd). But I guess it depends on the crap installed.
Setup runtime in excess of 2h is a clear sign of troubles.

 

Hi guys,

I am on 1909.....18363.1474 build.
Windows update forcing me to update to 19041/2 build.
How to stop this?

Edit:
I prolong update until May 2021.

 

what edition of 1909?
look for the Windows10Upgrade.exe file in the \Windows\UpdateAssistantV2 folder and delete it (if it exists), and also delete the entire UpdateAssistantV2 folder. and also uninstall "Microsoft update health tools" from the Programs & Features control panel (that one gets installed from recent revisions of KB4023057)

1909 home/pro have support until May 2021 while 1909 enterprise/education have support up to May 2022

 

Thx, yea my is Pro version.
There is no UpdateAssistantV2 folder and "Microsoft update health tools".

 

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