Microsoft had a month working on fixing 1809.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO
- Dec 13, 2018 I want to install RSAT on Windows 10 1809. Server Feature on Demand (FOD) ISO can be downloaded from the Windows Server 2019 Evaluation Center, when you choose to download the Windows Server 2019 ISO. Microsoft-Windows-ActiveDirectory-DS-LDS-Tools-FoD-Package~31bf3856ad364e35~wow64~~.cab Microsoft-Windows-ActiveDirectory-DS-LDS.
- Microsoft has made the Windows 10 Redstone 5 (Version 1809) Build 17744 available officially for insiders in Fast Ring. You can read Windows 10 Build 17744.
If you install Windows 10 Enterprise 1809 Build 17763.107 with this ISO file, you must download and install the KB4467708 update from the Microsoft Update Catalog to upgrade your operating system to OS Build 17763.134.
Windows 10 1809 Iso Download Microsoft 10
The 1809 ISO that is downloadable from the Website above is build 17763.107.
The original ISO that was available for a few days early October was build 17763.1.
I now present Exhibit A:
What does this tell us?
Well, it tells us that the ISO was baked about 2 weeks ago, as the release for 17763.107 in the Insiders Rings (also known as, the beta testers rings of brainwashing) was late October... from memory I had to dig for the .cab on 27th of October.
I now present again Exhibit A, this time highlighting an important point that I am trying to make.
Why is the ISO not the current build 17763.134?
Was it not tested? Obviously if 134 was released, then there have been significant fixes since 107. So, why weren't these included for the ISO release when both ISO 17763.107 and Cumulative Update 17763.134 were released at the same time?
What were the ISO crew doing from 107 to 134? Playing Minecraft? Candy Crush? Obviously they were not making the release ISO not up-to-date during the month + 2 week period. ... or.... is it up-to-date, and it's just that 134 hasn't actually been tested yet?
There is a big gap somewhere in Microsoft's Software Cycle where things just don't overlap properly.
The Windows test rings aren't rings. They are horse shoes.
Who ever is in charge, wake up. You're doing a terrible job.
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As always, don't forget to run sfc /scannow, as this will fix everything. If that doesn't, you know you can always just re-install Windows....