Windows 10: Multiple Windows 10 Updates

In my hidden updates are FOUR Windows 10 updates......3 just say Upgrade to Windows 10 Home. The other one says the same except is lists version 1511,10586. If after the first of the year and I decide to upgrade, which one do I use?? Many thanks as always.

Dave*Banghead

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Size of Windows Update vesion 15063

It varies, according to MSDN:

Windows 10 64 bit multiple editions - 5.1 GBs

Windows 10 32 bit multiple editions - 3.8 GBs

The actual disk space required by the update is around 8 to 10 GBs, but to facilitate the update, you must have 10 to 16 GBs of free space.

 

Different desktops in different monitors in Windows 10

Hi,

Thank you for the update on the issue and sorry for delayed response.

I would suggest you to refer the article mentioned below and see if it helps you to fix the issue and answer your queries.

Multiple desktops in Windows 10

Move windows between multiple monitors


Note: This article is for Windows 7 but information holds good for Windows 10 too.

Do keep us updated.

Regards,

 

I wouldn't use any of them. I would use the Media Creation Tool:
Windows 10

 

To answer your question "which one do I use?? "
The current Win 10 version is 101586. So, it's obvious which one you'll pick..

Bear in mind that you will be choosing to do the upgrade through Windows Update.

There is another way to do the upgrade, and that is to go to Microsoft websites and download the most current iso file and do an in-place upgrade.
There are 2 websites you can use to download the ISO file, one of which has already been mentioned to you.
1. MCT ( Media Creation Tool ) : https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10

2. TechBench : http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/softw...load/techbench

You might want to ask " which is better? Windows Update or MCT ?"
Pundits probably will say the latter.
I used both methods, one to each laptop. To me, there is no difference. They both installed ok and working fine.