I don't want to make another thread so more people can laugh at my fugly-face avatar, but I need to know how to either permanently force PowerShell Policy to Unrestricted or how to make it auto-bypass every time I want to run a script without adding anything extra to commands. I tried all kinds of -force commands to make it Unrestricted, but it keeps saying: At the moment, here's how my policies are set: I even tried launching PowerShell .exe file with NSudo as TrustedInstaller/System/User+All Privelages and still it will not budge. I don't quite understand the whole Sign thing. Right now I can execute RemoteSigned scripts. Let's say someone here makes out - does that make their script RemoteSigned to me? So your PC signs it or what? If that is so then how do you get Unsigned scripts... I just know I want FULL POWER and priveleges!
For this ISO: Windows 10 (Multiple Editions), Version 1703 (Updated March 2017) (x64) - DVD (English), en_windows_10_multiple_editions_version_1703_updated_march_2017_x64_dvd_10189288.iso Can anyone give the file hashes for this ISO, such as MD5, CRC32, SHA-256, SHA-512? MSDN only gives its SHA1, CE8005A659E8DF7FE9B080352CB1C313C3E9ADCE. ____ I am currently running Windows 10 Version 1511, Threshold 2, activated with a Digital Entitlement. Suppose that I format my computer, and clean install Windows 10 Final 1703 Creators Update (en_windows_10_multiple_editions_version_1703_updated_march_2017_x64_dvd_10189288.iso). Then, after connecting my computer to internet, I can still activate Windows 10 Creators Update, with the same Digital Entitlement, right? There should not be any change to activation method, from Threshold 2 to Creators Update, right? Thanks for the information.
There is nothing wrong with SHA1. If I have the file hashes, I will have more confidence that the ISO I downloaded is complete and untampered. Well, I have very slow internet speed, so I will require about 1 day to download the ISO.
It will be original and not tampered if SHA1 reads CE8005A659E8DF7FE9B080352CB1C313C3E9ADCE. Microsoft only uses SHA1
Can anyone help me understand why is there "Feedback Hub" present as an app (and in Settings) if version 1703 build 15063 to be a final one? Is this an Insider Preview copy? Can anyone check this out? Thanks.
F:\1234>fciv.exe "e:\Operating Systems ISO\Windows10_InsiderPreview_EnterpriseVL_x64_en-gb_15063.iso" // // File Checksum Integrity Verifier version 2.05. // 3e447f7cd1dfc54dd3da35f0c9e0f4cc e:\operating systems iso\windows10_insiderpreview_enterprisevl_x64_en-gb_15063.iso I got the above checksum result on my windows redstone 2 ISO , is this correct?
I deleted the MSR 16 MB partition , the system booted ok , but was not able to resize the windows redstone 2 ( last partition ) , as windows disk management and minitool ( 3rd party partition manager ) was giving errors , as a last resort i installed paragon partition manager pro and it did the trick for me and i was able to enhance the size of my last partition ( on which windows 10 redstone 2 is installed ).
The cracking of sha-1 is hyped, it just is done ones on a small pdf file, afaik. MSFT uses SHA-1 and we do too, if that matches it is original.