[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 (1703 RS2) "Creators Update" Final 15063 (PC)

What's the SHA1 for the Windows 10 Creators Update PT-BR x64 MSDN?

 

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Thanks man!

 

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Nice!!!

 

Any magnet links for this?

 

All is promoted at the OP, if it's not there then there are ddl via Techbench Unlocked download options or SVF patches.

 

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Are the esd's at the OP no longer valid?

 

I do not know. Adguard just sent me a Tweet and I reposted it here.

 

I don't think you understand. I went there to check the hashes for a few RS2 ISOs. Previously the site allowed me to look up the ISO details without logging in. Now it's forcing me to log in and when I do so with my MS account it's still not displaying the info I'm looking for.

Is anyone else still able to check the ISO details without logging in to the MSDN Subscriber Downloads site?

 

Oh right yea I see, it says my sub was migrated to visual studio site instead

 

MrMagic said: ↑
If you have to log in, it's only with any MSA, you don't have to have a sub.

I've already logged in but I have no subscribtions. Well, where can I see the Windows RS2 SHA1?

 

Just go here: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-sha-1.74442/#post-1350616

Oh wait that was yesterday,,,,

 

Thank you Enthousiast, I know my thread from yesterday.

I've only read the following:
MrMagic said: ↑
If you have to log in, it's only with any MSA, you don't have to have a sub.

I've understood that I can log in to MSA with any name and I can find msdn sha1 again but it's not true. I've no sub and there's no option to look for older sha1.

 

Exactly. They say they've migrated to the VS site, but logging in (again) there shows nothing. I guess only those with active subscriptions would see the ISO details, and perhaps only for products they have access to and not all as was the case earlier. This sucks. Why MS? Why would you feel the need to hide this useful info. from your users?

P.S. I know of all the unofficial hash lists but it's no surprise that I'd rather trust MS. Guess we have no choice now though but look to possibly dubious third-party sources.

 

There are no ISO Checksums shown without a sub.

 

Ridiculous move on MS' part.

If you have a sub, can you confirm whether you can still see hashes for all products as was visible without a sub earlier?

 

The bottom line is Microsoft is doing this to encourage people to buy Windows or buy a subscription.

I think Microsoft caught onto the fact that people without subscriptions would use that information (file name, size, checksum) to easily find copies in the wild with solid verification thanks to Microsoft originally making it public. Now they're locking it down and making it so everyone else will have to "trust" their outside source without independent verification. It is their way of adding a level of doubt and fear into the wild, as they continue to use their marketing ploy of that non-Microsoft sources should not be trusted.

Thankfully, we have a team of subscribers here on MDL and as a result, everything here can easily be cross verified.

 

I guess you can see the hashes for products available for your subscription level only.