Can't enable .NET Environment in Windows 10 1903

18912 is an Insider build and has an expiry date. You had asked if you would be able to upgrade again to 18912 if .NET remains not working after rolling back to 18362. The ISO provides the best way to do that, if you need to.

There is no point in using the ISO on the same build if it is already working well.

If you can roll back to the 18362 public build and keep .NET working, that would probably be best. But I don't know if that will work.

Rolling Back isn't a solution for everyone. The roll back did not work on 2 of the test computers we tried it on.

I have a mix of enterprise and Pro Windows 10 builds and they all have this .net Problem. I can't go with insider down load solution as some of the computers are production machines. I can't afford to have untested updates in them.

What is Microsoft doing to fix this issue it's not even on the https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-information/resolved-issues-windows-10-1809-and-windows-server-2019 that supposed to have known issues.

18912 is an Insider build and has an expiry date. You had asked if you would be able to upgrade again to 18912 if .NET remains not working after rolling back to 18362. The ISO provides the best way to do that, if you need to.

There is no point in using the ISO on the same build if it is already working well.

If you can roll back to the 18362 public build and keep .NET working, that would probably be best. But I don't know if that will work.

Thanks Don,

Can you clarify 'you can update again'?

Do you mean I should roll back to 18362.30 before the 10 day limit & then use the iso to update to 18912 without insider preview?

Or do you mean use the iso on the current 18912 to update to a non-preview build?

Thanks

You mentioned being in 'unknown territory', so I assumed you might not be comfortable running Insider builds as your daily OS. There is potential for OS bugs and loss of data, so it is not for everyone.  You could just keep updating, via the Slow or Fast Rings.  Slow Ring sees fewer, more stable builds, so would be safer and less time with OS updates.  Fast Ring is less stable and more often, sometimes weekly OS updates.

Yes, you could keep updating. But if build 18912 seems stable and works well, you might want to just switch to Slow Ring, or pause Windows Updates to save on having to do anything other than use your PC as you normally would.

You should also be able to update again to build 18912. There is an ISO expected for that, possibly today, which will make that option even easier to do.

EDIT: ISO is out now:  https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windowsinsiderpreviewadvanced

Thanks for the info Don.

So, if I rolled back & it did not work - could I then re-update back to the insider build?

I assume I would then have to keep updating as each new preview came out - or would there be a way of doing an in-place upgrade to a later 'General Release' build once available?

Sorry for the questions, I am usually fairly technical, but Windows insider is a new one to me

Thanks