Going to be doing a new install and I have been looking for I have : and But i have taken a fancy to the en_GB versions and I like to use Pro and my digital licence. I have scoured a lot of threads and posts and cant seem to find an .iso image, .esd or a .svf patch. Does this image exist ? Cant even get on the MSDN library to even look. anybody point me in the right direction ? cheers..
June 15063.413: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...10-version-1703-updated-june-2017-msdn.74582/ July 15063.483: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...july-2017-msdn-vlsc.74800/page-8#post-1361843
What was the point in that? They gonna release a refreshed ISO every month now? (Haven't been keeping up with the latest for a few weeks)
Her's a question.. I have If I intergrate onto an offline install.wim update ( Which i downloaded from M.Soft Update catalogue ) Does this make a complete "July" updated image, which i believe is 1703 build 15063.502 or will there be other updates also required for this. FYI... Running Windows 7 but think its about time I switched to Windows 10. Might as well start with the latest Windows 10 image.
I will let you know how my test goes intergrating the update. So far though not having too much luck. On the june image once the Pro index is exported the install.wim file size is a little under 4gb. So this will push the size limet over what FAT32 can handle any way. It might be to just use June and have the update on the USB drive and install it manually post install. maybe.
Servicing 15063 images on 7 host: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-hotfix-repository.57050/page-217#post-1361827
Thanks for that info. I have bit the bullet and now Win 10 is my main OS. Just installed the en-GB 1703 updated to June image and then that ran the update file manually and now my system is at, v1703 build 15063.502. Probably have a go at integrating the update into the install.wim at some point, just gotta get my software back in first.
Had a couple of goes at this but could not get the install.wim under 4GB. Until I decided to have at using the "MSMG" toolkit. I used it on the original iso image Integrated the update into the Pro Index then I exported the Pro Index and got an install.wim at roughly 3.9GB. Just done a fresh install onto my test rig and sure enough it installed as smooth as you like and got v1703 build 15063.502. What I am really wondering about now is what the toolkit is doing different to me and my DISM commands....I feel the need to find out. worked though.Which is nice.
The toolkit doesn't do anything, you exported the pro index and by doing that only the pro winre.wim was left, the winre.wim from home and pro are different, the differences add up inside the install.wim, it ads about 400+MB to the Mulitple Editions install.wim. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-esds-repository.59082/page-72#post-1354576
@enthusiast Well. I have just checked how I have been doing it. Using the original image I extracted the files and took out the original install.wim. in my DISM folder structure i ran Code: @echo off color 1f title Get Image Info Dism /Get-ImageInfo /ImageFile:C:\DISM\install.wim\install.wim pause To make sure indesx #1 was Pro, which it is. I mounted the image Code: @echo off color 1f title Mount install.wim dism /mount-wim /wimfile:%~dp0install.wim\install.wim /index:1 /mountdir:%~dp0mount pause Integrated the update using Code: @echo off color 1f title Integrate Updates dism /image:%~dp0mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:%~dp0updates I committed the changes Code: dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:%~dp0mount /commit pause then exported the Pro index Code: @echo off color 1f title Mount install.wim dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:%~dp0install.wim\install.wim /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:%~dp0install.wim\Compressed\install.wim /compress:maximum pause All works well but I end up with an image size of 4.4GB roughly. Now somewhere along the line my codes must be different to what the toolkit does. Any ideas of where I am going wrong in keeping it under 4GB ?
Code: dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:%~dp0install.wim\install.wim /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:%~dp0install.wim\Compressed\install.esd /compress:recovery Would export to the more compressed esd format. That should make the install file less than 4gb, it will take a while to make the esd.
My option using the toolkit was to make an install.wim. Which was smaller than 4GB. I notice you put "/compress:recovery" I have not seen that bit of code before. What does that bit do ?