[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Enterprise/IoT Enterprise (N) LTSC 2021

As I told you before, there are those who are just interested to see the higher numbers(in the version), but never technically reason and don't even know in principle how they are created or come to them

 

Yes real, NO FAKE, NO REGISTRY CHANGE, Windows 10 IoT EntperpriseS edition working and permanently activated.

I have uncompressed the windows10.0-kb5015684-x64_d2721bd1ef215f013063c416233e2343b93ab8c1.cab file and installed the following files manually:

dism.exe /online /add-package /packagename:"microsoft-windows-22h2enablement-package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.19041.1799.mum"
dism.exe /online /add-package /packagename:"microsoft-windows-22h2enablement-payload-package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.19041.1799.mum"

you've known about the registry for many years, it's not new. I have been modifying windows registries for more than 25 years, it is not a novelty.

 

Teach us the trick ...
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Yes real, NO FAKE, NO Official 19045 EnterpriseSEdition.
If there is an official 19045EnterpriseSEdition, please where is its official documentation, when is it released, and when is it GenerallyAvailable.
Homebrew is homebrew and it will never be Official.

 

the ISO made with the script has a different product policy than the official ISO

 

Can you people stop entertaining obvious trolls? You literally wasted a page arguing the obvious with people who get a stiffy by bumping up a number in a text string. Lay off, keep the thread clean(as far as it's up to you, that is).

 

I have an update error(21H2 19044.1741) 0x800f081f for kb5016616 and also kb5016688 is not installing. Have done wu reset without any success.
Would anyone of you have a clue whats going on? Thanks

edit: after going through the system I found this:

Does this mean I had downloaded the wrong iso at the time(March22)?
Do I have to reinstall, or in-place upgrade to full?

 

Make sure you have the May 10, 2022 Servicing Stack update, KB5013942 installed.
Do you have .Net Framework 3.5 installed and enabled? If you do, try disabling and re-enabling that feature. If not, you can try to install it using @abbodi1406 .net fx35 installer - https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-5-standalone-installer-for-windows-10.63835/
Then, try the updates again. I wouldn't worry too much about kb5016688; it's a preview of what will be released as part of September's CU anyway.

 

Thanks @monstrocity
I will check and try what you suggested.Net Framework 3.5 is installed and enabled.

 

Unfortunately I could not install KB5013942; The update is not applicable to your...
Here below the updates on this machine.
So am I stuck now? Does this have anything to do with the WFE Pack?

 

Try Windows Update\Recovery\Reset.

If succeeded: The system is alright.
If failed: The system is not in official structure.

Or manually install correspondent SSU and LCU with /logpath:C:\1.log.

e.g.

Code:

dism /english /online /add-package:C:\SSU-19041.1940-x64.cab
dism /english /online /add-package:C:\Windows10.0-KB5003791-x64.cab
dism /english /online /logpath:C:\1.log /add-package:C:\Windows10.0-KB5016688-x64.cab

C:\1.log will tell where is going wrong.

e.g.
If Edge package being removed\tampered, the LCU will quit and the log will show error with Internet Browser package Then you remove & re-install the package, and the issue should be solved.

 

Thanks
No positive results here.
I did a troubleshoot with WU and some errors got fixed. Not been able to install the update kb5016616 manually
Unfortunately removed Edge earlier today.
I tried to check for updates via DISM++ and the result was; allready installed lates"t updates".
Not sure what you mean by: "Then you remove & re-install the package.
SFC /scannow is ok
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth is ok
Don't know where to from here?

 

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There is no need to use an updated ISO to do an in-place upgrade just use the xxxxx.1 build, perhaps in my experience there are even more success chances using the .1 rather than .yyy

the updated ISO or WIM is practically mandatory ehwn doing Dism /restorehealth using an external image, but it' a very different procedure than the in place upgrade

 

Hi, I installed years ago LTSC N 2019 and now I want to install LTSC 2021 but setup gives me only LTSC N 2021 version as option. I found this command on forum (thanks to Enthousiast):
reg add "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" /v EditionID /t REG_SZ /d "EnterpriseS" /f
from this post
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...hange-to-normal-ltsc-2019.80516/#post-1557345


it will change in place from LTSC N 2019 to LTSC S 2019.
Can I run setup of LTSC 2021 and install S and not N version afterward or I can except some problems. or there is some other solutions since I want to keep my files and programs.

Thanks

 

This trick is as old as Noah, you can install any version on top of any version assuming the OS on the ISO has equal or greater major build number than the OS you are going to upgrade.

And you can't install a server on top of a client (and viceversa), you can't install a AMD64 architecture on top of x86 (and viceversa).

 

Well I was not able to install. First i had ISO on flash drive and mounted in PowerISO and installation stopped on 38% then I copy ISO to hard disk and again mount it in PowerISO and everything went fine until second reboot where I got the following message:
0x8007042B-0x40000D installation failed in the second boot phase during migrate data operation.

 

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