Windows 10: Upgrading From 1903 to 1909

So I decided to get back into Windows after switching to Mac due to work requirements. Well I see that 1903 is available and after all the other necessary updates on my system HP Probook G3, Windows updates find the Update and it downloads, goes thru the whole we're getting things ready and then it abruptly fails with the following error message: "Some update files are missing or have problems. We'll try to download the update again later. Error code: (0x80073712)"

After doing some google searching I did try and run an sfc /scannow and while it did say it found some corrupt files they were not able to fix.

I downoaded the 1909 file which was 5GB however after mounting the iso it looks like I am trying to install Windows 10 all over again.

Any Help is apprecaited.

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How to upgrade Windows 10 1903 to 1909?

Hi,

I am a test engineer, I have to upgrade my current test Win10 1903 OS to 1909 OS. I tried updating the SSU KB4525419 and LCU KB4522355 by referring WiKipedia(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_10_version_history#Version_1909_(November_2019_Update),
But still the OS remains 1903. Please help me to find the way to upgrade to 1909.

I am also doubting that there is no information mentioned in above KBs about 1909 upgrade. Am I doing right way? or Should I follow any other way of approach?

 

1909 Release date

Version 1909

Systembuilt 18363

www.deskmodder.de 18363.10022

Will a complete Update be available ? Do You have any idea about the reported errors of 1909 in the startup and the security options ?

 

1909 Release date

Hi Moatassem

While there is no official release date, it is expected that version 1909, will be released approx. on Patch Tuesday in October (2nd Tuesday of October)

If you are already running, that will be downloaded automatically as a cumulative update to version 1903, rather than as a full Feature Update . . .

Otherwise, the release of 1909 will be similar to the 1903 release, it will be a stepped release to compatible devices first . . .etc.