[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Final Build 19041>>>19045 (PC) [20H1>>>22H2 vb_release]

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Hello,

does anyone have links for:

en_windows_10_features_on_demand_part_2_version_2004_x64_dvd_fa276e78.iso
SHA256: 18342E75FA8C32F5162E312062B5ABAAE72D8C520ACD27F0E0C092D1E84B5CEA

en_windows_10_features_on_demand_part_2_version_2004_x86_dvd_ddf557cb.iso
SHA256: 22FD56D6D475B15FD93D7BAE97E0D2ABA8E70E6F494D9E7C196CE8EDCF691BEC

Thanks anyway just for reading.

 

Which is the last update for ltsc 19044.1288 and how can i integrate it in iso? Thanks.

 

are you blind? look post 11363 Today at 19:22 by Enthousiast

 

Does anyone know why is not MSDN ISOs published yesterday and will be in December? Maybe Thursday like last resort?

 

You plan to never install updates?

 

Bravo! You get me! Always clean install and disable updates. But tnx I get your point. I expected today they will be released cause in year 2019, 2020, it was on wednesday.

 

It's time...

 

@Enthousiast
it has been long I used Windows 10 Professional
I want to try one and if possible I should do the updates with W10UI,
Which ISO should I download?
Thank you

 

Can anybody help to give link of en-US language cab file? Thanks!

 

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They say that December ISOs are problematic, is this true?

 

Who's "they"?

 

And what do "they" say? Expect from "problematic"?

 

Code:

Yesterday, on December 24th, 2024, Microsoft published an issue that may occur with installation media that contains the October or November security update. It may happen that no further security updates can be accepted/installed after installation.



This only affects Windows 11 24H2 and installation media containing updates between October 8th (KB5044284), October 24th (KB5044384), and November 12th (KB5046617).

This does not affect the optional update KB5046740 from November 21st and the security update KB5048667 from December 10th, 2024. Anyone who has carried out a previous installation and installed the respective updates via Windows Update or manually is not affected.

The only workaround is the advice that you should use installation media with the December security update. Microsoft is working on a solution. You can also read about these and other messages here under Windows 11 – Known and fixed problems.

In summary: Anyone who performed a new installation in October or November with an ISO will (possibly) not be able to install the December security update. Microsoft has not written whether an in-place repair with an ISO including a December update (e.g. from us) is sufficient to correct the error.

 

This means October and November ISOs are problematic, not December ones.