Windows 10: Repair via In-Place Upgrade: getting the right Version and Build ISO?

Folks,

I've decided to try a repair. It'll be an in-place repair, using this tutorial: Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade - Windows 10 Forums

The first step is to ensure my current build/version matches up with the ISO/USB build/version I'll be using. There's even a link about how to check. I have "Version 1511 (OS Build 10586.494)".

So...it seems I have:

Version = 1511
Build = 10586.494

Good enough.

Using the embedded tutorial link to download an ISO, I went to the linked MS Tech Bench site, selected "Windows 10" (not the N or the KN versions), "English", and 64 bit... I started the download.

The download shows "Win10_1511_2_English_x64.iso" as the file. How do I check to see if this ISO matches my Build???

Thanks,

Ken

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my windows is last version , build and upgrade via in-place upgrade.

this is core issue in this version.

 

After recent updates, the system keeps on telling to install the same updates

Version 1511 is a major update to windows 10 which you can do via an ISO:

• [Review] What’s New in Windows 10 November Update Build
  10586

use the ISO's to do an In-place upgrade.

Media creation Tool is now updated with Version 1511, OS Build 10586 of Windows 10.

Download link for Media Creation Tool:

Download Windows 10

Detailed steps on how to Download an ISO using Media creation Tool:

Download Windows 10 ISO File

Then do an InPlace upgrade using Method 1 from here:

https://www.windowsphoneinfo.com/threads/repair-install-windows-10-with-an-in-place-upgrade.7004/

The size of the update through Windows update and ISO are nearly the same.

if you want this via Windows update,then a Windows update reset might help

 

Easiest way is to mount the ISO file and run setup.exe in the virtual DVD that appears. If it goes straight into the upgrade choices screen then you have the correct ISO. If it asks you for a product key at any time, then you probably don't have the correct ISO and cancel the install by closing that window.

The ISO files provided by Microsoft do not include the most current cumulative updates. The in-place repair install will roll you back to a previous 10586.xxx build. Windows Update will then pull the cumulative update to bring it back to 10586.494.

 

NavyLCDR,

Thanks! (You've always been really helpful to me, and others.)

Ken