Windows 10: Windows 10 Education Build / ISO

I am currently on Windows Education 10240. When I check for updates I get nothing. Haven't there been releases since? Not sure how to upgrade or if I need to but I need an ISO that matches my build to try and fix sfc scannow errors

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Built-in apps on Windows 10 Education, build 1703

Hi,

I have a general question and wondered if anyone had any insight on this. On Windows 10 Education, build 1703, do the built-in Photos, Movies & TV, and Calculator app remain on this build version, or are they at some point removed? I ask because when I created
an image for my organization using Windows 10 Education, build 1609, those three apps were removed and they are somewhat crucial and beneficial.

I'd like to know if they are kept on build 1703 and not removed, this way I can continue with creating various images using Windows 10 Education, build 1703. I also want to specify that I noticed the apps removed when I used build 1609, but also after I
upgraded to build 1703. Currently I have installed Windows 10 Education from an ISO that is the actual build, and not an upgrade.

 

Windows 10 education build.

Hi Brian,

Schools and institutions who purchased Windows 10 Education offers this build for installation to students and educators. Have you tried asking your institution if they have Windows 10 Education build? Getting the Education build from your school is easier
rather than purchasing it.

The good news is, the Microsoft Store offers a discount right now for those who will avail the Windows 10 Education build. You can start shopping by checking this
link.

Let us know if you have further queries.

Thank you.

 

That was the first public release back in July '15. There was a later release in November '15 called Version 1511 OS Build 10586.0 which is now up to 10586.318. Have you tried Start, Settings, Update and Security to make it check for newer updates?

 

Please read this reply from Microsoft Community forum.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/w...f6a018b?auth=1
The Community Moderator who gave the Answer was extremely well versed. You can take his word for it.