@Lex24 Latest SSU KB5011570 is enough why are you using (2022-01 LCU KB5010790) and not (2022-03 LCU KB5011495)? p.s. in Update Catalog, click on (Last Updated) column header to sort by newest
Thanks. I somehow forgot to click on the Last Updated header (the date column seemed sorted properly without it, which obviously was not the case). Here is the corrected list of KB files: 2020-01-09 - .NET 4.8 Feature Pack (kb4486129) 2021-03-09 - Intel Microcode Update (kb4589210) 2022-02-04 - CU for NET 4.8 (kb5010460) 2022-03-07 - SSU (kb5011570) 2022-03-07 - LCU (kb5011495) Edit: I have also updated post #1145 above.
Hello fine folks of mydl, en_windows_10_enterprise_version_1607_updated_jul_2016_x64_dvd_9054264.iso Activates with KMS_VL_ALL_AIO.cmd. 1) What is the latest version of this? 2) Direct Microsoft Link 3) Or way to download directly from Microsoft 4) Or way to download from anywhere but verify checksums from Microsoft I know you are all pros and well-versed in all aspects of OSes. But I am not, I just want to make sure the ISO is not tampered with. Many thanks!
@Enthousiast I have also read many of your posts guiding people but UUCP, SFTC, etc is above my paygrade
(IoT) Enterprise 2021 LTSC is the latest LTSB/C versions: [DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Enterprise/IoT Enterprise (N) LTSC 2021 Links and checksums are provided.
It is all confusing. The iso I posted is Win 10 Enterprise. Isn't it? What is the updated latest version of this (no IoT/N, etc).
Maybe it would be less confusing if you just ask what exact ISO you want? You want an updated Enterprise 2016 ISO? You have to make one yourself, the only official Enterprise 2016 LTSC ISO was released in 2016. You want the latest of the LTSB/C cycle then i linked to the proper thread, carefiully read the OP.