Business editions lack Home, Home N and Home Single Language and Include Enterprise and Enterprise N.
Use this guide below, it's pretty easy to follow. It's been years since I've done it, but following this guide I was able to convert an en ISO to an en-gb ISO using the required SVF patch file. EDIT: Sorry, can't post links, will try to PM.
Read and you will find an answer: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/reserved-storage-in-windows-10.79347/
Seems like 1903 (18362.53) broke VBox graphic driver, after install can't be enabled. Also: this cosumer editions of 1903 will be auto updated to "retail" versions when officialy released to public? I would like to update my 1809 Education, but I'm wondering if this is still somelike "insider preview" build or RTM.
Thanks, so i don't have to be afraid when install this dev version, and after release 1903 to public i got normal updates like other?
So what does this mean? That i got all updates when comes new? Sorry for my lack of knowlege about this
There's no answer there. There should be On/Off toggles for this. No, I am not doing an "inplace upgrade", there's a reason I use clean installs, because upgrades caused me issues over the years, and I don't want to write 30GB to the SSD again either. I don't need to be babysitted by Microsoft, I want control over useless features eating 7GB of my SSD.
They saw a problem and tried to anticipate, for people on 32GB emmc's it's very helpful, for people on larger disks just have 7GB lost disk space. An inplace upgrade is not the same as a normal upgrade from old to new build.
Look what the easterbunny hid in the garden https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-svf-repository.63324/page-158#post-1517031