Windows 10: How to update or re-install Windows 10 Pro 1703 15063 296?

I have downloaded Original ISO from Microsoft website - Windows 10 Pro 1703 15063 296. My Desktop PC has version Windows 10 Pro 1607 14393 1066. I want to upgrade or re-install Windows 10 Pro to version 1703 15063 296 with the downloaded ISO file. Please advice me how to go about it.
I have created with the ISO, one bootable DVD for this purpose. . I have also downloaded another file KB4016871 -if I need it for update.
Please advice me step by step
Thanks in advance
aria

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does the media creation tool creates an image of build 1703 or an older one?

It looks like you are already there.

The version is 1703. The build is 15063.xxx This is the Creators Update.

It looks like tho are Using Windows 10 Pro N

Most of us do not use the N version of 10 Pro

 

After KB4074588 something bricked USB3 support on HP AIO c220 based system

I just learned that there should normally be a "fourth Tuesday" quality update for version 1709, but none was released for it two days ago despite the buggy Patch Tuesday security update. For everyone running the Pro version, I strongly recommend downloading
the ISO for version 1703, installing that, and deferring feature updates for 365 days. For users of the home version, upgrade to pro and install version 1703. Version 1709 is a disaster and should be avoided. Remember to upgrade to at least version 1803 in
October when version 1703 reaches its end of support. Download the ISO for 1703 (original Creators Update) here: Windows 10 Creators Update 1703 Download • Windows ISO

 

See simple instructions in tutorial: Upgrade to Windows 10 Windows 10 Installation Upgrade Tutorials

 

Please make sure you create a disk image of Windows for your own security using e.g. Macrium Reflect (free) Backup, Windows Backup, to external storage before attempting the upgrade.

We strongly recommend the routine use of disk imaging- it allows recovery should your disk fail, an upgrade fail, your PC be infected with ransomware, even user error.

 

Thanks for your quick response. I have successfully installed/upgraded to the latest version of Windows 10 Pro. First I have tried booting into the windows with the DVD Media that I had created. But this way it did not work. There was a message saying that I will have to do it within Windows and run the setup.exe. I did it this way and everything went smoothly. First it downloaded the required updates to my system, and after that upgradation took place.
Thanks

 

Thanks Mr Dalchina,
Thanks for your quick response. I have successfully installed/upgraded to the latest version of Windows 10 Pro. First I have tried booting into the windows with the DVD Media that I had created. But this way it did not work. There was a message saying that I will have to do it within Windows and run the setup.exe. I did it this way and everything went smoothly. First it downloaded the required updates to my system, and after that upgradation took place.
Thanks

 

Glad it worked for you. Don't forget to start using disk imaging... before sthg breaks. All regular contributors here do so, as far as I know.

 

May I ask you - " before sthg breaks" what is the meaning of this sentence. I could not understand.

 

Before
- your PC becomes unbootable
- your disk dies
- your dog pulls the power cord out while your PC's busy and it becomes unrecoverable
- you get infected with ransomware or some nasty virus
- and anything else you can imagine.

If you have a set of disk images safe, even if your PC is destroyed in a fire, or stolen, you can restore a working state again.

(I was trying to save myself some typing-sorry it wasn't clear).

 

Spend much time texting and you'll learn a new way of talking, seems everyone is doing it [except me, don't have a SmartPhone]. I read sthg as something.

 

I'm not actually alone then! Download an app to a phone? No. I've never texted either.. *chuckle

 

Thanks. But I do not find it amusing to use language in this manner. May be I am out of time.
Thanks anyway
Ashok

 

I think sthg is shorthand for something.

As an aside, your first two names remind me of a dear university friend who went on to become the first ever Chartered Chemical Engineer to become a (UK) Member of Parliament, but regrettably tragically died very young.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asho...ish_politician)