Which is the final/RTM build, the one which ends in .1 or the one whichs ends in .30? Also, here it states "Official 18362.1 ESD (ClientConsumer & Business) Files By@abbodi1406" but when I click its link, it's actually the .30 build. It's confusing since the thread's title is Build 18362.1 and the Build 18362.30 is mentioned there.
Well, I think it's not possible to integrate .NET 4.8 offline so I'll stick with 4.7.2 for now. Just to confirm, W10UI is able to integrate updates to 4.7.2 right?
Yeah I saw that as well. It is confusing. I've used both .1 & .30 for integration and both were fine. Still, I'm going to stick to the base .1 release, as I've done through all previous releases. I wonder what was released to the OEM's? Haven't seen any iso/img leaks from them...
There is no longer RTM in Windows 10. What most people understand as RTM though is whatever is the first build officially released by Microsoft as retail, MVS (MSDN) and/or VLSC. In the case of 1903, I see RTM as .30 build. However other people's opinions may vary.
I was under the impression that the WU version is 18362.30. Or is that the ESD version vs the UUP which is 18362.1?
WU downloads the UUP file set 18362.1 + SSU/CU/Flash/DotnetCU, the ESD now used by MCT/UA is 18362.30 (pre-integrated SSU/CU).
Added MSU links: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-hotfix-repository.57050/page-405#post-1526432