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With the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool you cannot select the specific version of Windows for which you want to obtain media. We accomplished this by running the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool, but if you have a volume licensing agreement with Microsoft then you ought to be able to obtain the ISO media through that channel, and then you can skip down a few steps in this tutorial for deployment instructions.

The first thing that we need to do is obtain the installation media, ideally in ISO format.

Deploying Windows 10 Feature Upgrades Remotely with BatchPatch EDIT: Starting with the April 2020 release of BatchPatch, feature updates can also now also be installed using the normal Windows update actions, though cached mode must be disabled in order for that to be successful. If you want to use BatchPatch to remotely deploy Windows 10 feature upgrades, then you may use the method outlined below. However, using this method you would have to go to each target computer individually to manually apply the available updates through the control panel, which of course is far from optimal. It’s true that if you use the normal Windows Update control panel interface to manually apply updates on an individual computer without the use of BatchPatch, then you will be able to successfully install the Windows 10 feature upgrades this way.

At the time of this writing Microsoft does not currently enable/allow remote silent deployment of Windows 10 feature upgrades (like the ‘Anniversary Update’ version 1607 or the ‘Creators Update’ version 1703) through the normal channel that BatchPatch uses to apply Windows updates.