I used uup-converter-wimlib-24 with AddUpdates, ResetBase, NetFx3 = 1 to create a 18362.30 x64 Pro ISO and copied the contents to a GPT FAT32 USB3 drive. If I insert the stick to a USB3 port of an old AMD based notebook then the installer can't detect the SATA2 hard drive (waits for a driver). If I insert the stick to a USB2 port then the SATA2 drive is detected but the install hangs at 0% (after a reboot into the installer I see the default partition layout was created and a little data was written but that's it). There were no errors. How could we figure out what goes wrong?
Can be the usb key, the pc, but most likely not the iso, win 10 should supports all by itself out of the box.
Hello Guys, since 18362.30 is the RTM, any way to download the entire ISO or ESD in order to do a clean install without be part of the Insider ring ? Thanks
Indeed. Sorry. I tried without the update integration (I guessed that might be the source of the problem) and it's the same. The firmware must have gone crazy. It wouldn't be the first time it had issues (it's an old machine which I couldn't sell for meaningful amount of money after I bought a better one, so kept it to use in "dangerous environments" but wiped the drive long ago).
abbodi1406 - Code improvements and fixes. Added configuration options wim2esd, NetFx3 File: uup-converter-wimlib-24.7z ============================================================================ Question about changes to Dos Admin command box size in uup-converter-wimlib-24.7z convert-UUP.cmd when having updates also. Why do you need to change the Dos Admin command box size as it does not fit on my 1920 x 1080 screen? Can you have an option to not change the Dos Box size for non-4K screen? 1. if %AutoStart%==1 ( if %AddUpdates%==0 if %_Debug%==0 mode con lines=3000 2. :uups_update if %W10UI%==0 exit /b if %_Debug%==0 mode con lines=3000
To allow to track the updates integration process (because it's a bit longer) i actually left that accidentally, you can remove the two lines
uup-converter-wimlib v25 Minor release to add fix for boot setup black background (thanks to @mkuba50 for the pointing)
@abbodi1406 Hi, Do you have a script that is able to combine two Windows 10 ISO files? These are the two Windows 10 ISO files First Windows 10 ISO Code: Windows 10 Home x64 Windows 10 Home N x64 Windows 10 Home Single Language Windows 10 Education x64 Windows 10 Education N x64 Windows 10 Pro x64 Windows 10 Pro N x64 Second Windows 10 ISO Code: Windows 10 Enterprise x64 Windows 10 Enterprise N x64 I would appreciate any and all help with this minor issue. Thank you.
Extract the wim files from both iso's and run this command (adjust the path names to yours): Code: dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:"x:\install.wim" /all /DestinationImageFile:"y:\install.wim" /Compress:max /checkintegrity x:\install.wim = enterprise wim file y:\install.wim = the first wim, containing the non enterprise editions
Thank you very much for answering me so quickly. I'll be going back to my mom this Tuesday and I haven't heard from her in over fifteen months! I miss her dearly and I'm hoping GOD is letting me know that it's Tuesday. Thanks again !
@Enthousiast THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! It worked! Does it matter what ISO file I put the install.wim in? Thank You AGAIN!
The version details are taken from setuphost.exe if the version is lower than microsoft-windows-coreos-revision manifest (UBR registry), then the version details are built manually (version from revision, timestamp from Package_for_RollupFix .mum) this been the routine since v20 (first one with AddUpdates support) anyway, it just cosmetic technichalities
Hello everyone, I ask you for a courtesy. How can I extract a single version of Windows 10 (for example Windows 10 Home) starting from the complete ISO 1903 Consumer ISO? I look forward to your answers. Thank you. Alessio
run this in administrator CMD: Code: dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:d:\install.wim /SourceIndex:<image_index> /DestinationImageFile:d:\new_install.wim [/Compress:max] /CheckIntegrity replace addresses with proper ones, compress is optional, and use the index of SKU you want in source index, for finding them use this: Code: dism /get-wiminfo /wimfile:d:\sources\install.wim