I downloaded this Windows 10 ISO SHA1: 0053B7A8E2CFAF3E553AB1E3A344B1C0AF48B1B6 & mounted it on a virtual drive, but the name on the virtual drive was just "Windows" ! I wanted to change its name to "Windows_10_AIO_x86_x64" So I opened Ultra ISO and changed it, and mounted the iso on the virtual drive, now it shows "Windows_10_AIO_x86_x64" on it. But now when I checked its SHA1, its changed to "SHA1:f8199a42c7a50a20b7619ea1e87c6ba84926ade4" ! Is this normal ?
The image in created ISO may be in .esd or .wim. They are compressed with recovery parameter nontheless. Firstly open the Windows.iso with Windows explorer, and it will be mounted to a Drive letter. e.g. X: To view: x86 install.wim (actually it is compressed in esd format) Code: C:\windows\system32>dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:X:\x86\sources\install.wim 部署映像服務與管理工具 版本: 10.0.10240.16384 映像詳細資料: X:\x86\sources\install.wim 索引 : 1 名稱 : Windows 10 Pro 描述 : Windows 10 Pro 大小 : 9,343,966,034 個位元組 操作順利完成。 C:\windows\system32> x64 install.wim (actually it is compressed in esd format) Code: C:\windows\system32>dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:X:\x64\sources\install.wim 部署映像服務與管理工具 版本: 10.0.10240.16384 映像詳細資料: X:\x64\sources\install.wim 索引 : 1 名稱 : Windows 10 Pro 描述 : Windows 10 Pro 大小 : 13,736,528,128 個位元組 操作順利完成。 C:\windows\system32> To export: x86 install.wim to 32.wim Code: C:\windows\system32>dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:X:\x86\sources\install.wim /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:D:\32.wim /compress:Max /CheckIntegrity 部署映像服務與管理工具 版本: 10.0.10240.16384 正在匯出映像 [==========================100.0%==========================] 操作順利完成。 C:\windows\system32> x64 install.wim to 64.wim Code: C:\windows\system32>dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:X:\x64\sources\install.wim /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:D:\64.wim /compress:Max /CheckIntegrity 部署映像服務與管理工具 版本: 10.0.10240.16384 正在匯出映像 [==========================100.0%==========================] 操作順利完成。 C:\windows\system32> [Note] 1. For detailed information on dism usage, please use command dism /? 2. Personally I delete both install.wim in Windows.iso, and save as AIO.iso for future use. 3. Usually, to prevent confusing, I export x86 install.esd/install.wim to 32.wim, and x64 to 64.wim. 4. For one image, we can use 32.wim/64.wim. For AIO, there should be more images. SO we had better rename them respectively. e.g. x86 32Cor.wim 32Edu_Ret.wim 32Edu_N_RET.wim 32Edu_VOL.wim 32Edu_N_VOL.wim 32Ent.wim 32Ent_N.wim 32Ent_LTSB.wim 32Ent_LTSB_N.wim 32Pro_RET.wim 32Pro_N_RET.wim 32Pro_VOL.wim 32Pro_N_VOL.wim x64 64Cor.wim 64Edu_Ret.wim 64Edu_N_RET.wim 64Edu_VOL.wim 64Edu_N_VOL.wim 64Ent.wim 64Ent_N.wim 64Ent_LTSB.wim 64Ent_LTSB_N.wim 64Pro_RET.wim 64Pro_N_RET.wim 64Pro_VOL.wim 64Pro_N_VOL.wim
Yes, Mr. da Silva pointed that out just yesterday and now I'm confused why the lines below can be resized - it makes no sense to me and I think it is an unwanted bug though.
Could someone then help clear something up. If there are infact VL iso's available on msdn, what is the purpose/difference of having VLSC versions? If VL Iso's are available through msdn, whats the point of duplicating via the VLSC platform?
VL versions are no more available on MSDN except enterprise. MS has changed policy upon their distribution of that kind of files, so they do it only on VLS channels now
Is MSDN not supposed to be mainly for partners rather than the general public? I won't be surprised to see volume license removed from other versions other than Enterprise.
MSDN is for subscribers of any kind. You can select your level of subscription upon your leisure and load what ever you want if it shows available on the site for you. Volume customers are treated otherwise spending funds over to Redmond
i have these issue ht.t.p://s12.postimg.org/fo533r8nh/Capture111.png (windows 8.1) ht.t.p://s12.postimg.org/kbb55iw0d/Capture.png (windows 10) can any one help me or give me a clue what wrong i cant post direct link because of post count