Breaking News: RSAT for Windows 10 now available!
This just in..
The Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) that will run on and support remotely managing Windows Server (including the latest Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview) are now generally available for download.
You can find the download HERE
NOTE: Make sure you read the system requirements! These tools only run on Windows 10 Professional and Windows 10 Enterprise. So don’t go trying to do any fancy-schmancy server administrating from your Windows 10 Home installation.
UPDATE: Those of you who may have installed this and not seen the tools actually installed... Watch your language. 
This release is for English (United States) only. Yes, I wish it would give you a big error and message about "wrong language version" or somesuch, but apparently it just appears to succeed without so much as a beep.
From https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=45520:
Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 10 is available only in English (United States) for this release. If you are running Windows 10 in a language that is not English (United States), be sure that you have installed the English (United States) language pack before you install Remote Server Administration Tools. To install the language pack, on the Start screen, click Settings. Click Time and language, click Region and language, and then click Add a language. Click English, and then select English (United States). When you are finished, close the Settings dialog box.
BIG thanks to Michael Niehaus and Heike Ritter for providing the solution.
Comments
- Anonymous
August 20, 2015
Installed but cannot see the tools anywhere or under windows features? - Anonymous
August 20, 2015
I actually didn't see it in Features at first either, but I think it might be because I didn't restart the computer (which is required). I installed it again, and after the restart they were there. - Anonymous
August 20, 2015
Would be great if it worked. Cannot get it to show up in Features. - Anonymous
August 20, 2015
Did you do a restart? If a restart doesn't work, try installing it again (and restarting again). - Anonymous
August 21, 2015
Nothing for me either - I've installed and rebooted five times, as has a colleague of mine. It doesn't show up in Administrative Tools (the MS web page says all tools are enabled by default). It's not listed in Programs and Features > Turn a Windows feature on / off, and it's not even listed under Programs and Features > View installed updates! It's as though it says it's installed successfully but not actually done anything.
There's also nothing listed in Event Viewer > Application logs..
So near yet so far :-) - Anonymous
August 21, 2015
Sorry if this is a silly question, but are you running Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise? I'm not sure what the experience will be, but these tools aren't supported on the Home edition.
Also - What happens if you just click start and type "Server Manager"? Are you able to run that app? (It actually should show up as new in the All Apps list.) - Anonymous
August 21, 2015
I agree with everyone else posting here. We are running Windows 10 Enterprise. I've attempted to install RSAT four times and rebooted multiple times. Every time RSAT claims that it installed successfully, but we don't see it listed in Programs and Features. Also, I see no new shortcuts created. The logs were not helpful.
One thing I noticed is that the RSAT installation process completes much more quickly than it did in Windows 7 or 8.1. The installation could take several minutes in the older OSes. In Windows 10, it can complete within 10 to 15 seconds. It seems to me like the installation isn't really doing anything. - Anonymous
August 21, 2015
Run the installer, says installation success & rebooted PC. However no sign of the tools.
Under "Settings > Update & Security > Advanced Options > View Your Update History" it shows a successful install (well actually is shows more than one as I have now attempted the install several times which surely shows an error as it should only show up once if successful)
However in "Control Panel > Programs & Features > View Installed Updates" searching for the KB2693643 doesn't show it as being installed.
Now I know that RSAT is always released a couple of weeks or so AFTER a new OS release, hence why unlike some people I am not going to complain about the timing, I am however quiet unhappy that now it has been released and doesn't work.
Come on guys get it right !! - Anonymous
August 21, 2015
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August 25, 2015
Even when I change the system language to english (US), the update doesn't install. - Anonymous
August 25, 2015
I agree with derQ. English (en-us) is the only language we have installed. Still no RSAT. - Anonymous
August 25, 2015
Something has got to be wrong with the installer. I have tried several times today with no success. The installer acts like everything was installed successfully but none of the tools ever show up. I am running Windows 10 Pro with English (US) language installed. If you notice the License Agreement that comes up when you start the install it still says "...tools for Microsoft Pre-Release Windows Operating System..." So is this not the full release yet either??? - Anonymous
August 26, 2015
You have to install the en-us Language-Pack, then the RSAT Update installs correctly! - Anonymous
August 26, 2015
ty, after remove en-us and then add the language pack for en-US, RSAT installed successfully. - Anonymous
August 26, 2015
No DHCP manager! What gives? - Anonymous
August 27, 2015
A update, before I installed the language pack from settings, time and language. That didn't work. Now I've downloaded the language pack iso and installed the language pack with lpksetup. And now I'm able to install rsat. - Anonymous
August 28, 2015
Under "Add Windows Features" -> "Remote Server Tools" you can see that the DHCP Manager seems to be installed. But the MMC or Server Manager do not recognize this. Also you can not run dhcpmgmt.msc. - Anonymous
September 10, 2015
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