Microsoft Windows 10 1709 (a.k.a. Fall Creators Update a.k.a. FCU) was launched today.
Like on my previous post, you can download the installation media (ISO) from the usual relevant distribution channels: the Volume Licensing Service Center (VLSC), Windows Update for Business, Windows Server Update Services and Visual Studio Subscriptions (MSDN).
Now…for the ISOs that you download from VLSC or MSDN, you need to be aware on some changes.
Instead of separated media packages for each SKU (WIndows 10 Pro; Windows 10 Enterprise; Windows 10 Education), the Windows 10 v1709 that you download, will include in the ISO a single WIM file with all this version.
So, when using this ISO in tools such as Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) or Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) make sure you select the appropriate image index in you task sequence.
Here’s the index table for your reference and…save you some time:
| Image Name | Index |
Windows 10 Education | 1 |
Windows 10 Education N | 2 |
Windows 10 Enterprise | 3 |
Windows 10 Enterprise N | 4 |
Windows 10 Pro | 5 |
Windows 10 Pro N | 6 |
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