For instructions, see Update Windows 10 media with Dynamic Update.

Note You can download the latest Setup DU packages for a specific version of Windows 10 from the Microsoft Update Catalog website and update your existing media. If you are not a part of either program, please see Download Windows 10 for information on how to download ISO files or create physical Windows media. If you are using Visual Studio Subscriptions (Formerly MSDN Subscriptions), you can download an updated ISO image file here. If you are using Microsoft Volume Licensing, you can download an updated ISO image file from Volume Licensing Service Center (VLSC). If you require physical media, you will need to burn the ISO image file to a DVD or USB flash drive. If you are using physical Windows media or an ISO image file to update devices to a new version of Windows 10, you will need to download an updated ISO image file that has the latest Windows Setup. Updating from physical Windows media or an ISO image file Note Devices using Windows Update for Business or that connect directly to Windows Update should receive the latest Windows Setup from Windows Update without any extra steps.

Some examples of management tools include Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) and Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager, as well as third-party management tools. To do this, you will need to download the most recent updated installation media or to sync to the latest feature update bundle in your update management tool. Refreshing feature update installation source or media is an important part of managing your environment, especially when there are security issues addressed. Refreshed feature update media can also help resolve general installation issues and remove safeguard holds (such as those listed on Windows release healthpage). This article is intended to provide more information and general guidance about why those refreshes happen and what is needed once it does. In two instances recently ( CVE-2020-1571 and CVE-2020-16908), you might have seen feature update bundles or media refreshing within your managed environment.

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