This is the fifth release of Windows 8.1 N 64-bit All-in-One (AIO). This version is up to date as of March 8, 2016.<\/p>\n
This ISO contains the following versions of Windows 8.1 N 64-bit:
\n\u2013 Core N (Family N)
\n\u2013 Professional N
\n\u2013 Company N<\/p>\n
Each version of Windows contains the same updates.
\nNo services have been disabled, no features have been removed.
\nEach edition has been updated using the command-line tools provided by Microsoft (DISM). All updates were downloaded from the Microsoft website (Microsoft Update Catalog). The Windows editions used to generate this release are official MSDN ISOs with Update 3. You will have an official and fully up-to-date system as of March 8, 2016, installed on your machine.<\/p>\n
Updates<\/strong><\/p>\n All published updates (major and optional) have been integrated, with a few exceptions. The .Net Framework 4.6.1 has been integrated, replacing the .Net Framework 4.5.1. As mentioned above, some updates have not been integrated: Telemetry update (or spying update, as some call it):<\/p>\n KB3068708 (optional) Updates for upgrading to Windows 10:<\/p>\n KB3112336* (important) Other updates:<\/p>\n The latest malware removal tool
\nThe .NET Framework 3.5 feature is enabled by default on all editions, and all updates have been applied.<\/p>\n
\nThis latest version is fully backward compatible with all previous versions (4 and 4.5.x).
\nYou can enable Windows Update to continue keeping your system up to date<\/p>\n
\nIf you wish to avoid some of these updates, choose "Custom configuration".
\nAfter specifying the computer name, configure Windows Update so that it does not automatically install updates and
\nHide the ones you don't want to install, after the first search<\/p>\n
\nKB3075249 (optional)
\nKB3080149 (optional)<\/p>\n
\n(* This update no longer seems relevant, but I'm leaving it displayed in case it reappears)
\nKB3035583 (optional)<\/p>\n
\nThe latest update for Windows Defender.<\/p>\n