However, the separate ISO files for the individual architectures is much smaller: 32-bit is 2.8GB and 64-bit is 3.8GB. Splitting the ISO file for use with the Framework Only componentĪ Windows 10 ISO with support for 32- and 64-bit architectures runs at over 4GB the 1809 edition for both 32- and 64-bit came in at 6.9GB. There are some considerations to bear in mind however, and you’ll need to prepare the ISO file for attachment as outlined below. Attach the ISO file to the component, save (mark it as a favorite for use in quick jobs), and deploy. For example, you could attach an Enterprise edition, an earlier build, an alternative language, your own specific image that has been prepped with injected drivers, and so forth. The ISO file you attach to the component can contain any build you like as long it is supported by Microsoft. This model permits use of local component caches, and thus greatly reduces external network traffic when performing an upgrade of this nature at scale or across a number of sites. In order to use the component below, the ISO file needs to be directly attached to the component itself.
For this reason, an equivalent component with more flexibility has been developed in order to fulfill the requirements of more specific deployments. There are a number of use cases such as those described above that are not covered by these components, however. By default, they both download the ~7GB data required either using the Media Creation Tool model or via disk image (ISO) file to every device that runs the component, although in the case of the ISO component, this can be overridden by providing your own ISO in a network folder and by entering the UNC path into the component as a variable. Refer to Patch Management and Windows as a service. You can upgrade to either the latest build edition available from Microsoft ( Windows 10: Upgrade or update to latest Feature Release ), or one of the previous two build editions ( Windows 10: Upgrade via ISO ). The ComStore components upgrade Windows 7 SP1 Professional or above, including earlier build editions of Windows 10 for either Professional or Enterprise editions.
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