Upgrade to 1809 question

John S

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My desktop has win 10 1803 on it. I downloaded win 10 1809 full (not just win 10 upgrade only )installation to a DVD. I would to use that install dvd like I was doing a full install. On the install dvd, is there an option to select just to upgrade on it?

Thx
 
You can mount the ISO while you're running 1803, right click on it and "open" it with Explorer which will mount it as a drive, then you can access that and run the setup.exe to start the process. At one point it will ask if you want to keep your current Windows setup/files/data/etc as is or choose to get rid of everything and just install (meaning upgrade on top of 1803) 1809 outright. Obviously at that point you'd choose to keep what you've got and just install the OS itself which is the upgrade. :p
 
You can mount the ISO while you're running 1803, right click on it and "open" it with Explorer which will mount it as a drive, then you can access that and run the setup.exe to start the process. At one point it will ask if you want to keep your current Windows setup/files/data/etc as is or choose to get rid of everything and just install (meaning upgrade on top of 1803) 1809 outright. Obviously at that point you'd choose to keep what you've got and just install the OS itself which is the upgrade. :p

TYVM appreciate it.
 
I did a clean install for 1809, but I normally do what Tiberian says. I mount the ISO and just run the setup.exe. Confirm that it works well.
 
I did a clean install for 1809, but I normally do what Tiberian says. I mount the ISO and just run the setup.exe. Confirm that it works well.

Same. In fact, it's usually what I do when one of the big biannual updates hits. I've had issues with the Windows Update patches, but never had any problems using the ISO/Setup method.
 
Same. In fact, it's usually what I do when one of the big biannual updates hits. I've had issues with the Windows Update patches, but never had any problems using the ISO/Setup method.
Yeah, the feature updates are what I am talking about as well.
 
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