Are there still W10 Enterprise iso's available for 10586 RTM? Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thankyou.
Yes, in ESD format: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-esd-repository.59082/#post-992532 Be aware 1511 is not supported anymore, you will be vulnerable when online!!
why cluttering the thread with unnecessary post. Why you start assuming the purpose of the request, and offer clueless solutions.
you can read enthousiast post above , he is suggesting that he ( MeMyselfAndEye ) will be vulnerable if he uses old version . is he (enthousiast ) also clueless here? i suggest you to relax and go out and have some fresh air.
MeMyselfAndEye already said he is aware that update is not available before your post, but you still insist that he should get latest build, why?
Don't bother If people want a specific, unsupported build, i warn and give the appropriate advise on where to find the request. But i will take your advise and go for a walk with the dog
I could use some help. Using Paint, I have determined that the New Color used in the Windows Light Theme in 18282 is RGB 200 228 240 #C8E4F0 The problem is this Color is not supported in 1809 Personalization / Colors Does anyone know how to get 1809 to support this Color ?
Sorry if it's asked again. I'm still getting default apps bug after a restart? Ain't this supposedly fixed in new cu? Or they didn't push the fix yet?
Contrary to popular inaccurate opinion, you can install Windows from an NTFS UEFI-based stick - you just have to disable Secure Boot temporarily to do the installation; as soon as that's done you enable Secure Boot again and you're good to go. If you trust the installation files (by checksum verification to ensure it the real thing either from the ESD or an already created ISO file) then you obviously trust those enough to do the installation so Secure Boot in that respect means nothing at all. FAT32 is not an absolute requirement to be able to install Windows from a USB stick with UEFI-based installers - you can use NTFS just fine for > 4GB install.wim files. Yes you can still do the ESD thing if necessary but honestly I just disable Secure Boot for the install, then enable it after and I've had zero issues, not one, ever.