[DISCUSSION] UUP dump - download Windows 10/11 UUPs with ease

Discussion in 'MDL Projects and Applications' started by whatever127, Sep 2, 2017.

  1. DuskGolem

    DuskGolem MDL Junior Member

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    Guys, kindly recommend any tool for file hash check. QuickSFV doesn't support .sha1 which are given on the uupdump site. Also, how does the UUP pack verifies the files in UUP folder (this is for downoading UUPs only, not creating iso and such)?
     
  2. LostED

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    #4742 LostED, Feb 14, 2023
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  3. Paul Mercer

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  4. LostED

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  5. acer-5100

    acer-5100 MDL Guru

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    7zip.

    Who lives w/o it?
     
  6. DuskGolem

    DuskGolem MDL Junior Member

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    #4747 DuskGolem, Feb 14, 2023
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    Never used the CLI for it. Will look in to this as well

    Edit:
    I don't think 7zip can compare file hashes with the hashes written in a file. Probably needs a script to automate.
     
  7. acer-5100

    acer-5100 MDL Guru

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    No need of cli unless you have to mass check files.

    For a single file all you need is left click.
     
  8. DuskGolem

    DuskGolem MDL Junior Member

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    I meant, if I have a single text file which contains a list of hashes and I want to read this file and calculate the hashes of some files in a directory and compare them.

    I want batch operation and the above mentioned scripts by LostED & Paul Mercer work fine.
     
  9. inTerActionVRI

    inTerActionVRI MDL Expert

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    HashCheck is outdated, but it works so well until today that it didn't need to be updated until now.
     
  10. acer-5100

    acer-5100 MDL Guru

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    #4752 acer-5100, Feb 14, 2023
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    Obviously it works.

    My point is that almost anyone has 7zip already installed because its main purpose of compressing and decompressing files.

    So using it doesn't imply additional SW installed, also doesn't imply that it works on W7+ only or requires PowerShell or other limits.

    the syntax is pretty straightforward (h calculates hashes, -scrc chooses the checksum algorithm )
     
  11. Valentin1707

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  12. Valentin1707

    Valentin1707 MDL Novice

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    Thanks. Didnt now that. It works now. :)
     
  13. jgtoy

    jgtoy MDL Junior Member

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    Not sure if I did something wrong...

    I have downloaded these:-
    upload_2023-2-16_18-9-8.png

    And running the CMD file, I got this:-
    upload_2023-2-16_18-10-22.png

    The 19045 end up as 19041:-
    upload_2023-2-16_18-14-9.png

    But 22623 end up okay:-
    upload_2023-2-16_18-15-15.png
     
  14. abbodi1406

    abbodi1406 MDL KB0000001

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    @jgtoy
    Did you ran conversion together?

    clearly 19045 updating failed
     
  15. jgtoy

    jgtoy MDL Junior Member

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    I ran 19045 and after 22623.

    I am executing it again, it is creating install.wim.
     
  16. abbodi1406

    abbodi1406 MDL KB0000001

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    conversion itself is successful, but adding updates to install.wim failed
     
  17. jgtoy

    jgtoy MDL Junior Member

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    Okay!

    I will keep you posted after the second run finishes.