Actually the image for build 22000.1 is really downloadable from Microsoft update servers (you need some tools though to rebuild the installable ISO or ESD from a set of files, but every metadata is still there, probably because there remains instances of 22000.1 to diagnose before updating them all, and still in use by some dev labs or at Microsoft itself or one of its contractors, working on specific and complex issues). It's not difficult to find the download and build tools on the Internet to generate that ISO or ESD, even if of course it would not be recommended now and everyone should use the build 22000.51 (or higher if it already exists for some flights). I don't know however if Microsoft will accept new licence activations with this build.

hi every one i have a problem the screen turns on and reboot by its self and i have formated the pc 4 times

@VerdyP, I've seen 22000.1, but it still had the old Settings User Interface which is no longer available with 22000.51. I did not keep any machine at 22000.1, I updated them all to 22000.51 with W.U. No problems with "sfc /scannow" either.

I have also seen references to 22000.1 after running SFC / Scannow and viewing the CBS Log . Perhaps someone can explain why that number appears in the log. Like this : 2021-07-05 18:12:19, Info CBS Loaded Servicing Stack v10.0.22000.51 with Core: C:\WINDOWS\winsxs\amd64_microsoft-windows-servicingstack_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.22000.51_none_eb9ee534e31c144b\cbscore.dll

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2021-07-05T19:01:01+00:00

Actually the image for build 22000.1 is really downloadable from Microsoft update servers (you need some tools though to rebuild the installable ISO or ESD from a set of files, but every metadata is still there, probably because there remains instances of 22000.1 to diagnose before updating them all, and still in use by some dev labs or at Microsoft itself or one of its contractors, working on specific and complex issues).

It's not difficult to find the download and build tools on the Internet to generate that ISO or ESD, even if of course it would not be recommended now and everyone should use the build 22000.51 (or higher if it already exists for some flights). I don't know however if Microsoft will accept new licence activations with this build.
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2021-07-05T20:08:53+00:00

hi every one i have a problem the screen turns on and reboot by its self and i have formated the pc 4 times
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2021-07-05T20:33:07+00:00

@VerdyP,

I've seen 22000.1, but it still had the old Settings User Interface which is no longer available with 22000.51.

I did not keep any machine at 22000.1, I updated them all to 22000.51 with W.U. No problems with "sfc /scannow" either.
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2021-07-06T00:22:21+00:00

I have also seen references to 22000.1 after running SFC / Scannow and viewing the CBS Log .

Perhaps someone can explain why that number appears in the log.

Like this :

2021-07-05 18:12:19, Info CBS Loaded Servicing Stack v10.0.22000.51 with Core: C:\WINDOWS\winsxs\amd64_microsoft-windows-servicingstack_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.22000.51_none_eb9ee534e31c144b\cbscore.dll
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