Microsoft Windows 10, Version 1607 (Updated Jan 2017) | Release Date: 1/19/2017 | MSDN

lol I know what you are talking about. Got quite a bit "wet" experience from the old days... sigh.

 

It's like Enterprise (in regarding to Cortana/Edge/Store Apps)
but, EnterpriseG is restricted to en-US/zh-CN, does not support Subscription, not upgradable to Education

EnterpriseS is a different thing, irrelevant

 

@naqoray


try SVF

 

I get the pictures error at about 90% while i was trying to install :
en_windows_10_enterprise_version_1607_updated_jan_2017_x64_dvd_9714415
and
en_windows_10_enterprise_version_1607_updated_jan_2017_x86_dvd_9719039
on VRmachine.
Anyone knows anything about it ?


Thanks!

 

Did you leave the iso's untouched? Normally this can happen when the setup.exe from boot.wim index:2 differs from setup.exe from "iso:\sources" (learned from abbodi1406 and murphy78).

For the so maniest time, iso's made with the patches are 100% the same as the "original" iso's (they are made with "original" iso's).

As i said before, how will you ever be able to notice if any iso originated from patches except direct MSFT downloads?

 

@alexstyleto

verify checksums of the iso's you have downloaded

 

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Downloaded from mydigitallife
Originally Posted by november_rain View Post
Microsoft Windows 10 10.0.14393.447 Version 1607 (Updated Jan 2017) EN-US MSDN [Magnet]
but sha1 from msdn is defferent .
Thanks !

 

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Hi ! It's just my mistake , i should check before...
It not big deal anyway !
My post will probably help others to avoid the problem

Thanks.

 

Hi All,

I would like to re-format my computer Windows 10 Pro x64 ( Updated January 2017 ) with USB just because the capacity of x64 .ISO file is bigger than DVD5.
Can anyone tell me what kind of softwares I should use to burn and boot from USB please ?

Thanks a lot for your help.

 

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Format USB FAT32 and extract the iso to it, done.

 

@Mr.X & Enthousiast

Thanks for your concern & help.

 

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Compared Enterprise with EnterpriseG

Code:

EnterpriseG has:
CodeIntegrity-AllowConfigurablePolicy-CustomKernelSigners=1
Security-SPP-AllowBrandingOverride=1

EnterpriseG is missing
ConsumeAddonPolicySet=0

And as said, no Subscription and only en + china.
Interessing Options also if I'm not sure what the Branding and AddonPolicySet actually is or can be configured.



Some interessing flags in Cloud Edition

Code:

AppXDeploymentServer-License-AllowAllTrustedApps=1
CodeIntegrity-SKU-Unlock=1 ?
Microsoft-Reserved-24C26ACC-DE62-4303-88AD-6CD4F1447F18=1
BF319B54-49B5-412B-8CC8-FC2C003D31AF=1

It's not a badly restricted version, but e.g. no domain join allowed.


- this is not a complete list of differences, just what is new or standing out -

 

Code:

CodeIntegrity-SkuPolicy = Windows\system32\codeintegrity\SiPolicy.p7b

it seems to allow certain Win32 apps to run

 

And make sure the partition is active.

 

Nope, not needed at all.

 

How did you get the info? - I guess about "codeintegrity" while looking through the os, right? or more analytic stuff?

I guess this is the Device Guard stuff.
So they made some apps legit. - I guess it would be possible to edit it but it's kind of complicated. I did a look on the guidelines.