Windows 10 is the newest Operating System released by Microsoft on July 29, 2015, Windows 10 is familiar and easy to use, with lots of similarities to Windows 7 including the Start menu. It starts up and resumes fast, has more built-in security to help keep you safe, and is designed to work with software and hardware that you already have. In this release, the Start menu is back and improved. Now you can access your favourite things quickly and our files will be preserved and the apps that you’ve pinned to the taskbar will be waiting for you.

Windows 10 starts up 28% more quickly than Windows 7, resumes faster and comes with more security features than ever. And it’s designed to work with the hardware and software that you already use.

[ CONTENTS ]

* Integrated:

* Servicing Stack Update(s):
* KB3141032
* CumulativeUpdate(s):
* KB3156387
* Security Update (Flash Player for IE):
* KB3157993
* OOBE Update (July 23, 2015):
* KB3074686
* OOBE update (November 18, 2015):
* KB3116097
* OOBE updates (December 8, 2015):
* KB3118714 and KB3119598
* OOBE update (December 15, 2015):
* KB3122962
* Dynamic Update (for updating Installation Media):
* KB3106937
* .NET Framework 4.6.2:
* KB3120830

* Setupcomplete / Post-install:

* Enable .NET Framework 3.5
* KB890830
* Windows Defender Updates

[ LANGUAGES ]

* en-US = English (US)

[ FEATURES ]

* UEFI-ready
* (Use attached Rufus USB-tool to make UEFI-bootable).
* Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset 10.0 (Microsoft DaRT)

[ EDITIONS INCLUDED ]

64bit:

* Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB
* Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB – KMS

What is the Long Term Servicing Branch and Current Branch in Windows?

Windows 10 uses a new approach to providing updates to users. Traditionally Microsoft would release a version of Windows and then provide updates such as security and bug fixes, but not add any major, new functionality. Every few years Microsoft would release a new version of Windows that contains updates and new features but this meant customers would always have to wait years for new functionality. With Windows 10, Microsoft is giving users greater choice in how they receive new features with the introduction of a long-term servicing branch (LTSB) and a current branch (CB) version.

The LTSB is similar to how versions are delivered today with a new one delivered every couple of years and in between each new version Microsoft will provide security updates, bug fixes and so on. Alternatively, customers can choose to use the CB method which provides security updates, bug fixes, and new features every few months.

When each LTSB is released it will converge with the currently existing CB,  allowing customers to transition from CB to LTSB, in the event they decide they noo longer want to receive updates so frequently. Customers using LTSB will be able to upgrade between LTSB builds and likely one additional time prior LTSB (current Windows 8.1 would count as a LTSB). This is better visualized in the image below.

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