Windows 10: Installation procedure for domain clients

Have been reading other posts relating to this but is still unclear.
1) Am I correct in stating that in order to install the update from the ISO image onto a domain client machine, the client will be logged out of their account and then I would log back in as the local administrator of their machine and run the upgrade?
2) If this is the case, when the client logs back onto the domain network will their logon be seamless? i.e. will their account be as it was prior to the upgrade?

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windows server 2012 r2 essential remote web access

On server I have installed and close procedure with "OK activate"

On one client windows 10 I try to connect from Edge with :

I tried from one client member of domain and onother client not member of domain but the result is equal.

https://domain-name-personalized-Microsoft.remotewebaccess.com/

dont connect and the result is :

Resource (domain-name-personalized-Microsoft) is on line but not respond at tryng connection.

My answer is : where I have failed ?

 

Can I restrict some of Windows 10 features with Windows Server 2012 R2?

It would need to be configured as a Domain and the clients joined to that Domain.

You can then define group policies for the clients when they log in to disable specific functions. This is because the Domain is authoritative over the individual clients and can enforce such limits.

This is normally beyond the scope of this forum which is primarily aimed at individual users. Domain Management and in particular group policies is better covered in the TechNet forums.