De-register it during installation https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1307366/ you can also delete the key from nstall.wim registry (require TrustedInstaller privileges)
I have already installed windows and I really don't know abt the Trusted installer part. I tried looking online, could u please point out a good guide.
It does not work for already installed Windows you can try this code instead https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1634118/ Open PowerShell (Admin) and just Paste the code
My Autounattend.xml works great while installing 1809 LTSC When i use the same Autounattend.xml for installing LTSC 2021 , it gives error The error is "setup can not read <ProductKey> setting > Any solution for this or can someone upload a working autounattend.xml for LTSC 2021 ?
So I'm still on LTSB and I am thinking about upgrading to LTSC but which one should I pick? 2019? Or 2021 IOT or non IOT? I'm have been quite happy with LTSB so far since it's so stable but I noticed that I cannot install new DHC drivers like the latest Nvidia drivers and that's why I think about upgrading.
My Dear friend : My opinion pl never ever upgrade to any other builds of Win10 as LTSB 2016 is far more awesome then any M$ OS. Being on Old Driver Build is good rather updating drivers to latest which will also lead to more telemetry too.
hmm strange because it was on this website that I downloaded my version of this ISO; Really the website points to 403-forbiden this way sorry for not having been useful for you ...
The links were valid for a limited duration as Enthousiast mentioned here. However those with a stable internet connection can download the win 10 LTSC 2021 en-us evaluation ISO directly from m$ and use SVF/SVFSFX patches to convert to any required language edition.
As I understand it, My Visual Studio (MVS) is what MSDN used to be. MVS links have timed download periods for like 12 hours or 24 hours or something, but then become invalid. Eval links never go down because the whole point of them is for people to try out the product for free. This, coupled with the relatively small delta difference between them and the result iso file makes them ideal candidates for source files. I've already shared how much I think it should be appreciated that people made and shared the links to the delta patches, but I think the people who also shared the initial links to the different LTSC files deserve some kudos. It can be really frustrating to get the exact localization you want, especially if you aren't using an english version. Thanks to those who potentially put their account at risk to share links.
Hey everyone, Been doing a lot of reading about LTSC. The past couple months I've been de-googling myself, upping my privacy, and eventually stumbled here. Haven't "messed" with my OS since way back in the XP days with the well known debloated XP installs. I have a new machine I'm switching to, and want to put LTSC on it for the decreased telemetry bloat and to maximize the stability/speed. So, just to make sure I've digested everything correctly: Best course of action is to install regular LTSC and use @Enthousiast's scripts to activate? Not much of a difference between regular and IoT other than the extra 5+ years of support and HWID activation on IoT? Less of a chance of OS phoning home to MSFT using @Enthousiast's scripts over tying the OS to a HWID? Only thing I'm a little confused about is the update process to get security stuff and CU: Can you not apply these updates posted throughout this thread using the Update & Security section of settings? Do most of you just prefer to apply them manually to maintain privacy and minimize connections to MSFT servers?