Windows 10: How to patch latest Windows 10 ISO so its revision number matches my build number

Hi, I'm stuck with trying to provide an up to date source for use with "Dism ... /RestoreHealth".Just to be clear, the issue is not the syntax Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:wim:G:\wininstall\install.wim:1 My problem is, how do I patch a Windows 10 ISO having a lower Revision number so that it conforms to that of my PC Build number? The specifics My system is a Dell PC running Windows 10 professional 64bit Version 22H2 build 19045.5247 The latest Windows 10 ISO is Version 22H2 build 19045.3803 In order to resolve the problem described below, I need to bring the ISO up

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Windows 10 Latest Build Number

Whats the Windows 10 latest stable version build number?

 

Does anyone know the latest part number and revision number for the N79 LCD display screen?

Does anyone know the latest part number and revision number for the N79 LCD display screen as of 1/1/2010?

 

Windows build number and correlation to KB number

Windows 10 Version 1609 had an intial build number of 16299.0 but 16299.15 was the actual first stable release build and the current revision of of build 16299 as of October 17 2017 is 16299.19. The KB that upgrades the initial 16299.15 build to 16299.19 is KB4043961. The only way to uninstall a Feature Update is to revert to your previous version of Windows. There isn't a KB associated with them. There is no KB associated with 16299.15 only the ISO that was released around October 2nd 2017

If you want to revert back to build 16176 or 16288 it would mean reverting back to a Insider Preview RS3 build of Windows 10. Insider Preview builds expire after a period of time. At this point you would have to reinstall Windows 10 to revert back to one of those builds since the amount of time between 16288.1 or 16176.1000 and 16299.15 is greater then 15 days.

You might be able to revert to the previous version of Windows provided it's been less then 15 days since you install 16299.15 and/or 16299.19

This method will not work.

There isn't one and the build numbers you want to use are Insider Preview builds of the Fall Creators Update so they also don't KB numbers associated with them.

• 10.0.16176.1000 was released back on April 14 2017
  
• 10.0.16288.1 was released back on September 12 2017
  
• All stable Windows 10 updates which change the build number can be found here