After searching for sometime I found a work around to use Windows Media disk or ISO file as the source, instead of connecting to internet and downloading the required files.
Step 1 : Create Windows Media ISO using Windows Media Creation tool
Download the tool from here fore Windows 10
https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10
Run the exe file and follow the instructions to create an ISO file of the currently installed windows version.
Step 2: Mount the media ISO
Once the ISO is created, mount it.
Step 3: Change group policy to add Alternate Source File Path
Follow the instructions in the following article under the section "Set Group Policy" to specify an alternate source file path that points to the mounted ISO.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/configure-a-windows-repair-source
It usually is,
Step 4: Update the group policy
Run the following command to apply changes to the group policy,
gpupdate /force
Note: if the computer is in a domain, make sure you have access to the domain controller, usually through a VPN connection.
Step 5: try adding the features again
This time, hopefully, you are not prompted to select windows update, instead, it will locate the files from the location you specified and install the features.
Once the features are successfully installed, don't forget to reset the policy settings.
Cheers!
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