

To install Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 10 (before v1809) Note: You can also uninstall it using command line tools or automation using DISM /remove-capability.

However, do remember that some tools depend on another. If you feel you don’t need an RSAT feature, you can uninstall from Manage Option Features. How to uninstall specific RSAT tools on Windows 10 v1809 Note: When you install anything using “Features on Demand”, they stay across Windows 10 version upgrades. If you are comfortable with command line, or automation, you can install Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 10 using DISM /add-capability. Click on Manage Optional Features Page to see the status. Go back, and you should be able to see the installation progress. Depending on what you need, click and install it. As of now, there are like 18 RSAT tools.Scroll to find the listing of all RSAT tools.This will load all the optional features one can install. Click on Manage Optional Features > Add a Feature.Open Settings, and navigate to Apps > Apps & Features.To access this screen, just search for "optional features". In the future, to set up RSAT as an on-demand software feature, admins can go into the "Manage optional features" settings as shown below. This means that admins no longer need to go out and download RSAT each time they update their Windows 10 machine! Configuring Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) Through Optional Features Once it is installed as a feature, Windows 10 will automatically reinstall it after you upgrade to another version of the operating system.

Microsoft has listened and in the next Windows 10 feature update, called Redstone 5, RSAT can be installed an optional feature through the "Manage Optional Features" settings. This is because each version of RSAT is tied to a particular version of Windows and thus you need to download and install the correct version for it to work properly. RSAT is a tool that allows administrators to manage Windows Server from a remote computer running Windows 10. For some time, Administrators have been complaining that when you install a new upgrade of Windows 10, the installed Remote Server Administration Tools would be removed. What this means is that once you install RSAT in Windows 10, it will be automatically reinstalled when you install a future operating system update. In Windows Insider Preview build 17682, Microsoft has made the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) an on-demand software feature.
