I am offered 17101.1000 instead of Skip-Ahead 17604.1000 which I signed up for with my MSA. This is very unusual!
Please don't ask the same thing twice, answered here: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...current-rs4_release.76423/page-2#post-1411464
Thank you. I have fixed it though. I did clean install with this Build Skip-Ahead download from the UUP Dump and login with my MSA.
You now can set it to active dev. or skip ahead, at least to fetch the skip build, i just installed 17093 and set it to skip ahead. It's not linked to the msa.
That's exactly what I did, although, I signed in with my MSA.. I am now having Skip-Ahead Build as it should be.
I have looked into basebrd .mui file and it seems that the information that S mode is enabled will be part of Edition name. For example Pro will be named: Code: Windows 10 Pro in S mode For insider preview this may lead to insanely long edition names: Code: Windows 10 Home Insider Preview Single Language in S mode Basebrd.dll.mui strings: Spoiler Code: 14 © 2017 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. 15 Microsoft 22 Microsoft account 23 Microsoft accounts 30 Windows 7 31 Windows Server 2008 R2 32 Windows 8 33 Windows Server 2012 34 Windows RT 35 Windows 8.1 36 Windows Server 2012 R2 37 Windows RT 8.1 38 Windows Technical Preview 39 Windows Server Technical Preview 50 Windows Technical Preview 51 Windows 10 52 Windows Server 200 Windows 202 Windows 207 Windows 10 208 Windows Embedded 8.1 272 Windows 10 Home%1%2 273 Windows 10 Home%1%2 284 Windows 10 Home%1 China%2 285 Windows 10 Home%1 China%2 286 Windows 10 Home N%1%2 287 Windows 10 Home N%1%2 288 Windows 10 Home%1 Single Language%2 289 Windows 10 Home%1 Single Language%2 290 Windows 10 Education%1%2 291 Windows 10 Education%1%2 292 Windows 10 Education N%1%2 293 Windows 10 Education N%1%2 314 Windows 10 Enterprise%1%2 315 Windows 10 Enterprise%1%2 316 Windows 10 Enterprise Evaluation%1%2 317 Windows 10 Enterprise Evaluation%1%2 318 Windows 10 Enterprise N%1%2 319 Windows 10 Enterprise N%1%2 320 Windows 10 Enterprise N Evaluation%1%2 321 Windows 10 Enterprise N Evaluation%1%2 322 Windows 10 Enterprise S%1%2 323 Windows 10 Enterprise S%1%2 324 Windows 10 Enterprise S Evaluation%1%2 325 Windows 10 Enterprise S Evaluation%1%2 326 Windows 10 Enterprise S N%1%2 327 Windows 10 Enterprise S N%1%2 328 Windows 10 Enterprise S N Evaluation%1%2 329 Windows 10 Enterprise S N Evaluation%1%2 332 Windows 10 Pro%1%2 333 Windows 10 Pro%1%2 334 Windows 10 Pro N%1%2 335 Windows 10 Pro N%1%2 346 Windows 10 Starter 347 Starter 348 Windows 10 Starter N 349 Starter N 354 Windows 10 Pro China Only 355 Windows 10 Pro China Only 356 Windows 10 Pro Single Language 357 Windows 10 Pro Single Language 358 Windows 10 Pro for Workstations%1%2 359 Windows 10 Pro for Workstations%1%2 360 Windows 10 Pro N for Workstations%1%2 361 Windows 10 Pro N for Workstations%1%2 362 Windows 10 Pro Education%1%2 363 Windows 10 Pro Education%1%2 364 Windows 10 Pro Education N%1%2 365 Windows 10 Pro Education N%1%2 366 Windows 10 Business%1%2 367 Windows 10 Business%1%2 368 Windows 10 Business N%1%2 369 Windows 10 Business N%1%2 374 Windows 10 Enterprise G%1%2 375 Windows 10 Enterprise G%1%2 376 Windows 10 Enterprise G N%1%2 377 Windows 10 Enterprise G N%1%2 382 Windows 10 Remote Server%2 383 Windows 10 Remote Server%2 4000 in S mode 4001 Insider Preview I'm not sure if %1 is replaced with 4001 and %2 with 4000 or vice versa. There is no mentionment of Andromeda, so probably it would not even work currently if there would be a SPP files for it.
I can't perform a clean install. Everytime that I try to run my bootable USB it sends me to recovery options. Strange...
For what? No tools needed for creating USB installmedia, just format it FAT32 and extract the iso to it, for UEFI & Legacy BIOS installs. Or format it NTFS for legacy BIOS only installs.
Thank you for information. I did not know. what use for larger than 4gb install.wim: for example december 2017 msdn isos for uefi bios: I use multiboot tool kit (aioboot): it makes split to larger tahan 4 GB isos on fat32 flash disk
Just compress the install.wim to install.esd or split the install.wim into multiple split wim files (install.swm).