Hi! I have Windows 10 LTSC 1809 (17763.316). If I download the latest version of Windows 10 1809 Consumer Edition (17763.1039), will I be able to convert it to Windows 10 LTSC (17763.1039) with SFV eXtractor? Alternatively, how to integrate all updates and where to download them?
No. Download Integrate BTW, for integration you should be using a .1 iso, not the .316 you have. There's no point in stacking cumulative updates on top of each other.
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Updated the 1809 updates overview: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-17763-xxx-pc-rs5.77945/page-216#post-1490183
Can I integrate these latest updates from your link with the Windows 10 LTSC 17763.1 image or do I need to integrate previous updates first?
Yes. Windows 10 is all cumulative updates(basically). You grab the latest, you integrate them into the base(.1) and you get a fully updated installation media.
Greetings, I'm new to this and a little bit overwhelmed by the naming schemes of all these different Versions I'm currently unsure which windows 10 LTSC version I should get for a new Ryzen 3700x PC build, and also what is needed to allow it to get the latest LTSC updates and fixes (I've seen mentions of file deletion and some other issues with some versions?) Just concerned and very likely overthinking...but- if i were to install LTSC 64bit English 1809 (17763.1) on Computer (A)... and then on Computer (B) I installed the same except it was the 1809 (17763.973) version... Assuming both Computer (A) & (B) Have identical hardware. Once connected to the internet and updated they would both be at the same up-to-date version of 1809.... right guys? Just trying to wrap my head around this and get a nice stable install. Thank you very much for your time and effort, apologies If I caused a headache. PS: the target machine to install this on would be running an AMD 3700x and an x570 motherboard. could this cause a hassle? or are these supported in LTSC.
To be short, the delta buildnr .1098 (current version) is by LCU, so yes, when updated they both will have the same version. AFAIK, Ryzen zen2 is not supported by <1903 windows. @3sidedcube don't makeup windows names
Hi, Can anyone give me step by step on how to upgrade from 1607 LTSB to newest LTSC? I've been googling for a few hours and having a hard time understanding. Is this done via in-place or will I need to do a fresh install?
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...b-17763-xxx-pc-rs5.77945/page-51#post-1467631 17763.316 is latest.
I'd like some help please. I run LTSC on my desktop system (which is superb), but are there any implications of running it on my new NUC system?, bearing in mind, that it has Iris Pro graphics (655), and every driver I've seen for them is DCH? Thanks guys
Sorry for for hijacking this answer. For german the latest (17763.316) official (untouched) iso would be this one - right? de_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x64_dvd_34efbe54.iso
there is nothing wrong with installing DCH drivers on LTSC 2019, they work just fine. (at least all the DCH drivers I have tested till now) -andy-