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You have renamed the 1709 ISO as 1809 ISO file and deployed it, which is why it got failed with unknown error code : 50007. PitStop ManageEngine
: In enterprise environments, files with "NL" prefixes often refer to "Network List" or "National" localized patches. For instance, according to ManageEngine PitStop , the code 50007 is specifically associated with Feature Update deployment failures when there is a mismatch between the expected and actual Windows ISO versions . This suggests the file might be a manually packaged update or fix for a specific regional deployment.
You have renamed the 1709 ISO as 1809 ISO file and deployed it, which is why it got failed with unknown error code : 50007. PitStop ManageEngine