Got them from @Enthousiast stackstorage host. You have to reload the page once or twice but eventually you'll get your download. Somehow I missed the installation media update, that one was added later. Cheers.
Think so too, lesson learned, I'll never tamper with that stuff again. My os is running smooth now, I did disable some settings inside windows via its menus only, no slowdowns in games so it's all good. LTSC 2019 gives me the same performance in games if not even better
Does anybody know how to fix Start Menu - Choose which folders appear on Start after upgrading to Windows 1809? I upgraded in place to the RTM .1 - the original release and I have all patches installed. I will see what happens after .165, but so far the settings are not saved which was not the case in previous versions. I have other installations which actually save the settings, but none were upgraded in place from 1803.
I'm in doubt. Should I consider the update KB4467694 (Flash) even when updating a clean baseline ISO? Thanks.
What is there to doubt, when flash is onboard you have to update it, else it will make you vulnerable. I don't get what it has to do with updating a clean baseline iso or a refresh one...
@Enthousiast, Do me a favor. Please help me for edit W10UI script cmd for my exercise. I am going to my exercise for W10UI as below: Installed Win 10 ADK (17763.1) Having update KBs (17763.165) Add Netfw3 on demand LP (en-US) Create new AIO ISO x86 or x64 Create new AIO ISO x86+x64 dual boot Even I been searched in forum but I couldn’t find it. I want to learn with correct edit script cmd. If you don’t mind, please give me guide editing and showing spoiler pic. It is more than happy for your help for my exercise. Thank you
.... just a thought, maybe you should have made the request direct to the author of the script abbodi1406 best of luck though
1. done 2. use the mega mirror for all needed updates: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-hotfix-repository.57050/page-341#post-1482390 3. set W10UI to enable dotnetfx3 4. W10UI will create an iso for you 5. put the x86 and x64 iso next to the "multi_arch_iso.cmd" fom the ESD>ISOv40 or UUP>ISOv20 project folders and start the script, it will offer you 2 options: Code: ============================================================ Sources: "Win10_17763.165_x64_2018-11-16.iso" "Win10_17763.165_x86_2018-11-16.iso" ============================================================ Options: 0 - Exit 1 - Create ISO with 1 combined install.wim/.esd 2 - Create ISO with 2 separate install.wim/.esd (Win 10) ============================================================ Choose a menu option: 1. will create a stripped down iso, only containing the files needed for clean install from boot. The iso can install x86 UEFI on x86 UEFI and x64 on both, bios and uefi systems and cannot be used for upgrading. 2. will create an iso like the MCT does, cannot install x86 UEFI but can be used for both, clean install on either x86 (legacy bios only) or x64 systems (legacy bios or uefi) and is capable of upgrading on both, x86 anx x64 installs. All scripts used in this post can be found here: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/abbodi1406s-batch-scripts-repo.74197/