-DisableWSUS ( -DisableWSUS will disable and re-enable WSUS in the process of installing RSAT)īelow an example of running the script manually with the -Basic and -DisableWSUS parameters on Windows 10 v20H2:. -Uninstall ( -Uninstall removes all RSAT features again). -ServerManager ( -ServerManager is only installing the Server Manager). -Basic ( -Basic is only installing AD DS, DHCP, DNS, Group Policy Management and Server Manager). -All ( -All is installing ALL the features within the RSAT bundle). The script is build around Get-WindowsCapability, Add-WindowsCapability and Remove-WindowsCapability. The script requires administrative rights as well as access to the Internet (RSAT is installed through Microsoft Update). So this is another attempt to have the most success with the use of my script. 
Over the years and since I created the first script, I have received a lot of comments saying, that if a device is configured to use WSUS, installation of Features on Demand may fail if certain configuration is not in place. The script received some minor changes, and is now also capable of temporarily disabling WSUS, and re-enabling it again post installation.
I’m a man of traditions, so I’m sticking true to that, and therefore updated my PowerShell script which will enable you to install RSAT for Windows 10 v20H2 automatically and unattended. This is becoming quite the tradition, and based on the count of views of my previous posts, a popular one indeed.
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