https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...prise-n-ltsc-2019.76325/page-164#post-1508318 I've checked them and they seem ok. For the en-US language version I got more parameters to check, for the language pack ISO it seems to exists only SHA-1 checksum..... No, it's in the language of the created ISO. So, for the PC I want to install the OS with the en-US language, I need to use this version " en_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x64_dvd_5795bb03 " that I downloaded from the other link? without batching, correct (the file is already ready to be imported into an USB drive with a program like Rufus)? - Format the USB FAT32 and extract the ISO to its root - or use Rufus[/QUOTE] I'll check how to use Rufus, I hope it will be easy.... thanks.
Yes, MSFT still provides SHA-1 on MVS and en-US is on that list too, the other checksums are posted by me, after running the 7zip checksum tool on them.
Batmann ...... You write ---- > " en_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x64_dvd_5795bb03 " . When you write the name of a file please can you also include the ending ? I mean .iso or .svf for example . Youve asked a lot of questions and been given very good advice by Enthusiast ...... but ...... somewhere along the line one has to just try things ...... and look what happens when you put it in . Look if its how you want . Instructions versus trial and error . The second one is the best one . For me that means that for example i make 12 versions of an operating system and put them all in one after the other in one day just to see what happens Wish you well
Windows 10 1903 you can choose from these releases: Windows 10 Version 1903 18362.30 (initial release) Windows 10 Version 1903 Updated June 2019 18362.175 Windows 10 Version 1903 Updated July 2019 18362.239 Windows 10 Version 1903 Updated Aug 2019 18362.295 Windows 10 Version 1903 Updated Sept 2019 18362.356 Windows 10 Version 1903 Updated Oct 2019 18362.418 Windows 10 Version 1903 Updated Nov 2019 18362.476 Windows 10 Version 1903 Updated Dec 2019 18362.535 (latest release)
am looking for May update because they promiss good performance for my Ryzen 3600 ( AMD Ryzen™ Power Plans (required for UEFI CPPC2 in Windows® 10 May 2019 Update) suppose Windows 10 Version 1903 18362.30 (initial release) should be good. 1 question, what is the closest version close to LTSC, is it business ? or education ? or no difference i just go for pro ?
@ezgera Windows 10 Version 1903 18362.30 Enterprise is a good choice, you find it in business iso Tools and how-to you find here: SmartVersion | Tools + Scripts
Batmann I am in no way an expert . I just say my opinion based on what i've learnt or been told . If its wrong i'd be happy if someone told me . If the language pack didnt have languages for both = Keyboard and operating system it wouldnt make any sense ? At least all the .isos / .wims i've ever used had ' all ' languages and keyboards in them . The only difference i noticed is the language of the instalation media / the instructions of what to do . At some point in the instalation it gave me the possibility to choose wich language , time zone and keyboard language . My operating system has one language and my keyboard another . What you read on spiceworks means ...... never go back there again and instead ...... ask here
things are so complicated, really boring , so much effort and research when it can be done with a simple link i wish i had the power to destroy Microsoft because of misery they brought to users
Thanks for your reply and trying to help. Really the only difference between the en-US ISO and the language pack ISO is just the language of the installation phase? Lol, this would be ridiculous. I mean...it would be definitely better if it's like this, so I'm sure I can select the language I like then.....but I guess if it really makes sense to have 10 different languages pack at this point, if the only difference is the language during the installation phase. So much efforts and things to learn for so little change
No, the offline integrated languagepacks are for winpe and install.wim. en-GB has British English and en-US has simplified English. You said you've made the desired language ISO (it-IT), why are we still doing this?
Code: bg_windows_10_consumer_edition_version_1809_updated_sept_2018_x86_dvd_a24e8a6e.svf bg_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x86_dvd_7e15939e.svf ----- ~187MB compared to Code: bg_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x86_dvd_7e15939e ~2.5GB Now imagine having to upload everyone's "simple link". And those are just the x86 files. You're more than welcome to upload all the individual language iso's, see how much time it takes. Add that you're not paying any one of these people here for their time and effort to host all this s**t for you and you almost sound arrogant.