ImageAssist: MCT Upgrade Windows 10 ver. 1511 to 1607 Tutorial

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[View:~/cfs-file/__key/telligent-evolution-components-attachments/13-4659-00-00-20-44-33-56/MCT_2D00_1607_2D00_Upgrade.mp4:550:0] We have created the following video tutorial for our OEM customers that need to upgrade from Windows 10 version 1507 or 1511 to Windows 10 version 1607. Microsoft has made available the Windows 10 Installation Media Tool. This Media Creation Tool helps you download Windows 10 version 1607. This version is also known as the Anniversary Update. Below are some links to additional articles in how to get the update. How to get the Anniversary Update from Windows Update How to get the Anniversary Update using the Media Creation Tool How to get the Anniversary Update if you're in Insider program In the video, we chose to use a VM we created using VMWare Workstation 12. The same tasks can be performed on two additional VM platforms that are known to work with Dell ImageAssist. For additional information on the VM platforms used to create images using ImageAssist, click HERE for our ImageAssist virtual machine tutorials. The links below is what we used to get our ISO for the update illustrated in the video. Windows 10 ISO - Microsoft MCT Download Performing the upgrade from an OEM copy of your Windows 10 ISO downloaded from our support site, will also inherit the upgrade licensing of the upgrade as an OEM license. We also illustrate how to properly delete the Windows.old folder after the upgrade. Removing the folder will allow you to regain, on average, 19.5GB of disk space. To learn how to download your ISO OEM copy of your OS, please see the link below: ImageAssist: How to download your Dell OEM Windows ISO

KBussert · Answer

I was wanting to capture 1607 for my next CFI build.  This looks like it will be very helpful.  Thanks for putting this together David!

SHOGUN2013 · Answer

Just be aware that if you attempt to use MCT now, it will download 1703 and not 1607. If you need 1607, you should get it from Windows Update.

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