No the used iso doesn't matter, i only can think of the new resetbase in the script to cause this. I don't have my main system running atm, so i can't test. But my test here with resetbase = 0 did not get any update offered when installed. ps, You can manually use bbcode by putting [code]&[/code] around the text.
I'm making a new ISO with the reset base disabled. Will put the output here when it's done and am going to do another clean install of Windows. If I get the same issue going to try with the regular ISO, not the English International one to rule that out. Can't wait to get my 8700k from a RMA with Intel, painfully slow doing this on a place holder i3 8100.
Please post the progress here before you do the test, maybe we can see what's going wrong. My main system is an intel i7-3770 with 16GB RAM, atm i am working on a Pentium G870 with 4GB ram
You think if someone have the msu links, it would not be posted here? besides, those are ment to upgrade you, you don't need them if you with to stay on 1607
New in catalog to fix the AMD cpu issue 2018-01 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1607 (KB4057142) 2018-01 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1703 (KB4057144) 2018-01 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1709 (KB4073290)
Read what @abbodi1406 posts, it's the fix for AMD systems which didn't run with the Kernel patch from jan. 3. 2018 installed. Maybe @abbodi1406 can better explain