The image contains 10 different Windows 10 editions in a single install.wim or install.esd file. Typical included editions:
| # | Edition | |---|---------| | 1 | Windows 10 Home | | 2 | Windows 10 Home N | | 3 | Windows 10 Home Single Language | | 4 | Windows 10 Pro | | 5 | Windows 10 Pro N | | 6 | Windows 10 Pro for Workstations | | 7 | Windows 10 Education | | 8 | Windows 10 Education N | | 9 | Windows 10 Enterprise | | 10 | Windows 10 Enterprise N | windows 10 x64 19h1 10in1 oem esd enus july 20 top
N editions lack Windows Media Player and related media technologies (required for EU/Korean markets). The image contains 10 different Windows 10 editions
While 19H1 originally launched in May 2019, the July 2020 refresh (build 18362.959 via cumulative updates) represents the most stable and patched version of 19H1 before Microsoft shifted focus to 20H2 (the May 2021 Update). This exact snapshot includes: N editions lack Windows Media Player and related
Instead of the legacy install.wim (which is huge, often 4+ GB), this package uses install.esd. The ESD format is highly compressed, often 30-40% smaller than WIM. This means faster downloads and smaller USB footprints. During installation, Windows Setup decompresses it on the fly.