Windows 10: How to update after rolling back

So I rolled back the 393 build to the 372 build. Windows is smart enough to not re-update me to 393 when Windows check for updates. There should be a check box or something to allow the update.

So now I want to go to 393 again but WU is not seeing it. How do I force it ? Registry key ?

Here is a screenshot of my reg key. Trying to figure if I should change EnablePreviewBuilds to 1 or modify something else such as IsBuildFLighting enabled ?

Update: I need to reread my old posts , lol

I needed to delete the recovered from "folder" "key" "bnranch" "node" not sure of right terminology but I the left pane in the tree structure. Path in image below





:)

 

Updating to current build after rolling back

When the November update came out I installed it immediately, no problem with the installation. However after I signed in and it set up I found my start menu and all taskbar popup menus (wifi, notifications etc) weren't working. After trying everything
I could from the internet I decided to use the rollback to a previous build feature which I did. I now want to try installing the latest build again (Threshold 2) to see if it'll work this time but it has been removed from windows update. Is there any way
to get it back without doing a clean install from an ISO?

 

Updating to current build after rolling back

You can do an upgrade from the ISO (it doesn't have to be a clean install). But otherwise, just patience: the update will re-appear in Windows Update within a few weeks.