By Scott Duffey | Sr. PM, Intune
In early versions of Windows 10 1903 (builds older than 18362.145), there was a known issue several of you found where online licensed Microsoft Store for Business ...
Updated Dec 01, 2023
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I had 2 test devices that were running 1903 (Build 18362.30 - clean install from Media Creation Tool).
But Shift + F10 wasn't working, I got the pop-up asking for credentials and after entering, the command prompt just didn't show.
What did work for me was "ctrl+shift+esc" -> File -> New Task -> cmd
and then
wusa.exe D:\windows10.0-kb4497935-x64_e1e15758afc9d32ca57779428d145cfba3a12e4b.msu
D:\ = location of my USB device
Scott DuffeyAny idea when a new build (>= .145) is released to the media creation tool or VLSC? When checking the properties from MediaCreationTool1903.exe under details, the version shows 10.0.18362.1.
So I downloaded the .ISO file again and checked the install.esd (or install.wim) to get the specific build number but it was still the same .30 version.
Isn't there a better way to check the version without downloading the ISO over and over again?
Same with the Volume Licensing Service Center only shows version number 1903 not build number.
Another option is slipstreaming the msu into Windows but a full download of a Windows 10 1903 build 18362.145 or higher would just be so much easier.
Jelle