[DISCUSSION] Windows 11 Enterprise/IoT Enterprise (N) LTSC 2024 (24H2 / 26100.x)

Thanks everyone. The first linked post is confusing as it starts with "MVS (IoT) Enterprise 2024 LTSC (26100.1742):".

 

Yes, I've tested this a lot, not through NTlite though. Removing Recall from an offline image always breaks the Windows 11 File Explorer and the Right Click context menu. It doesn't matter if it's manually deleted from SystemApps and the registry, or by using DISM to remove the CBS package, it still breaks. Even disabling the feature Recall breaks it.

Removing Recall from an online image does not cause this issue.

 

solved sound bar issues with startallback
but what to do with sfc /scannow issues?

 

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I'm curious, stupid, or inattentive, please forgive me if the answer is already here.

In May there was an original release version 26100.1.240331, now there's an updated (?) install image version 26100.1742.240906.

If the first image is fully updated (via Windows Update), does it match the updated image? Or the new release comes with certain features that will be forever missing in the original release?

 

it's just an update, nothing else
it was like this many years already

if anything new was added then you already have it installed

 

@Enthousiast
With the official MVS release of LTSC version 26100.1742, which version will be considered as the basis for future W10UI integrations please?
Still (leaked OEM) 26100.1 or this one?

 

Edit

With Windows 10, I don't remember that they ever released updated images. There were LTSB/LTSC releases every three years or something, hence my concerns.

 

I guess that will be the official released...

 

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link iso 26100.1742 all en de

Note from mod: Don't link homebrew ISOs.

 

Clean windows server 2025 use windows 10 ribbon

 

Is there a way to activate LTSC with my Home license?

 

@Enthousiast @abbodi1406 have some plans to create a script for integrating W11 24h2 updates, like W10UI????

Thank you beforehand

 

also the 26100.1 ISO are useful for future use for integrating updates and languages with w10UI/MUI

 

yes, because Windows 11 is actually a brand, the real version is 10.0, the full number is like: 26100 is 10.0.26100.x, w10 22h2 is 10.0.19045.x

also Windows 7 was not 7.0 (actually 6.1), Windows 8 and 8.1 were 6.2 and 6.3

also Office version number is 16.x since Office 2016, the version number is not really relevant currently