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I had issues with WIn10 updates (another story), and it transpires i need v4.0 WSUS to support feature updates to WIn10. https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/wsus/2015/12/03/important-update-for-wsus-4-0-kb-3095113/
Is this link still valid?
I have feature updates showing as an option on my WSUS 3 server. So what are feature updates?
Thanks
I had issues with WIn10 updates (another story), and it transpires i need v4.0 WSUS to support feature updates to WIn10. https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/wsus/2015/12/03/important-update-for-wsus-4-0-kb-3095113/
Is this link still valid?
I have feature updates showing as an option on my WSUS 3 server. So what are feature updates?
Thanks
Windows Server 2003Windows Server 2012WSUSWindows 10
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Unless i'm mistaken then; in place upgrades for older versions of windows are to me; existing WinXP to Win7, existing Win7 to Win 10 with OS already installed and upgraded.
The link mentions 'Win10 1511->1607 (redstone update)' as an in place upgrade. How do these updates apply? Are they like SPs?
So we have build 1511 in testing. If i was to add the Win10 client to WSUS server with all options selected, drivers, features, etc then what does this actually do thats in place? #confused.
The link mentions 'Win10 1511->1607 (redstone update)' as an in place upgrade. How do these updates apply? Are they like SPs?
So we have build 1511 in testing. If i was to add the Win10 client to WSUS server with all options selected, drivers, features, etc then what does this actually do thats in place? #confused.
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will move to wsus 4 in due course for win10 clients
Also we wont be doing in place upgrades, so still applicable to us or not?