Can anyone point me to the correct esd/iso to enable an upgrade of my LTSC 2019 v1809 (17763.1131) to standard enterprise? I have tried numerous enterprise iso's but none of them allow me to keep apps AND files, only files. * Edit - figured it out, I was using the product key for standard enterprise when my ltsc version was N version. It's now upgrading Apps and Files
Hi everybody, this Windows 10 version sounds great. I've checked the forum, and couldn't find a reliable answer to my question. Can this Windows 10 version play videos (offline or online) without any problem? I've read "no hardware support for hevc, vp9" for this version. Installing a codec pack won't work, as it is software related? Is it possible to play 4k videos? Thanks for your reply
I've installed the lav filters codecs, and was able to play a movie encoded in hevc. Couldn't check if hardware acceleration works, as I tested it in a WM.
For LTSC enterprise version ReFS is supported on data drive, but not on OS drive. For OS drive only NTFS is supported.
How many times are you going to post this same and answered request? Iirc you asked this a few weeks ago too. Yep: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-17763-xxx-pc-rs5.77945/page-305#post-1587347
Can someone comment on that picture please ? Windows 10 LTSC 2004 19041.207 ? Is it a fake ? Photoshop ?
It's just to fool users, by changing some license files/reg. Apps are manually removed and semi-annual channel updates will be offered. Overall, a stupid idea.
It's a myth as old as LTSB/LTSC. The Long Term Service Branch/Channel versions released by MSFT are LTSB 1507(10240), LTSB 1607(14393) and LTSC 1809(17763). Everything else is "an after school project" just to satisfy someone's itch of seeing "LTSC" in the edition name.
That's right, buddy, that's finally what i did. From a backup with just the OS without any software installed, everything finally worked perfectly. After guessing, more than likely it was all caused by blocking Windows Defender and installing an Antivirus while perhaps not fully compatible with the Windows security suite. Finally I chose not to block or disable anything related to the Windows suite and to install an Antivirus fully compatible with Defender, once installed, it automatically disabled Defender. And the same with the firewall. Everything now works as it should.