Is there a way to upgrade windows 10 manually?

So... I opened up my old computer since my current computer cannot be turned on. It is currently at 1803, and I'd like to update it to the latest one. I'm currently in lockdown and I only have 1GB of data every day. So, is there a way for me to update it manually, like download the file (using download manager so hopefully the download can be continued)?

 

Yes, through the microsoft ipdate catalog. I do it myself.

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-download-and-install-windows-10-cumulative-updates-manually

 

While I know about it, it is the path that I must take that I don't know, also I wonder if the feature update is there, as I haven't found it.

 

Not sure if i get you but search for windows 10 1803 , look for x64 and cumulitive update(latest date), the one labeled update (not critical or security) would have all the features

 

I upgraded my old windows 10 using iso from Microsoft web site

 

The latest is 1909 right? I want to update to that.

windows 10 installation media?

 

1909 is the latest cumulative update. Windows usually has two cumulative updates every year. The Spring update and the Fall update. The Spring update for this year is labeled as 20H1 until a release date is finalized. In the past couple of years, the Spring release has been in April or May.

 

You can disable all updates, all updates check, all update promps and all window store updates, windows store and all other nonsense in the windows service manager, I'll write a guide for you in a future thread. Yes a good idea for a thread.

Edit: oh you mean you want to manually select the updates? I did did that some time ago, but I forgot the steps. I think it's back in windows 7 updates managers.? Or I forgot. That with my h55 platform

 

It is provided by Microsoft and can be used to upgrade to Windows 10.