Windows 10 Updates at once


  1. koolisdon2006
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    Windows 10 Updates at once


    Is there a way to have all the Windows 10 Updates up to now be in one big file after a reformat? Thanks all
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  3. Cliff S
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    koolisdon2006 said:
    Is there a way to have all the Windows 10 Updates up to now be in one big file after a reformat? Thanks all
    Are you talking about doing a clean install?

    If so, you can get the latest ISO here: Windows 10 ISO
    The ISO's contain both the HOME and Pro versions.
    Be sure to choose the correct architecture too(32 or 64 bit).

    Or you can create you install media using the Media Creation Tool(MCT): Windows 10
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