Thanks @abbodi1406 It worked great as usual Now, I'd like to know or learn how to do it by myself, the official way lol. So how to know what files to download and how to get the dl link.
The "official way" list above include multiple msi files you should compare with the "manual way" list those belong to: Code: Toolkit Documentation-x86_en-us.msi 56e5d88e2c299be31ce4fc4a604cede4.cab 9f0be655144a0c68c7f087465e1ad4f9.cab d562ae79e25b943d03fc6aa7a65f9b81.cab e5f4f4dc519b35948be4500a7dfeab14.cab Windows Deployment Customizations-x86_en-us.msi 4e56c6c11e546d4265da4e9ff7686b67.cab
Hello! everyone. I like to learn how to make my own home brew 16299.125 AIO(30in1) and Dual boot (x32 15in1, x64 15in1) install.wim based on Client has 9 indexes and VL has 6 indexes. Please guide me what is a simple and errorless to make index modification command or tool I can used? TIA.
Create a multi-arch iso by downloading the ESD files + @abbodi1406 ESD>ISO script. Or let the MCT create one. Export all desired x86 indices into one x86 install.wim and all x64 into a separate x64 install.wim. Code: dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:"x:\install.wim" /SourceIndex:y /DestinationImageFile:"z:\install.wim" /Compress:max /checkintegrity x = source install.wim y = index to export z = target (new) install.wim You can split the install.wim files into .swm files (to be able to fit the FAT32 maximum size limit) or compress them to install.esd and replace the original install.wim files on the iso. Done
Thank you @Enthousiast, Two more things, How can I rearrange display order of indexes sequence? Let say 1 home, 2, Home N and so on ---, How about AIO(30in1) indexes, can used same command? Plz...
The displayed sequence is the order you exported the indices to the new install.wim, so the first will be 1, the second will be 2, etcetc... The principle is the same for the 31 in 1. I only don't see any need why there should be separate retail and VL indices, any retail converts to VL when the gVLK is inserted, and proper KMS activations activate all editions by inserting the gVLK before running the KMS emulation.
I see. Thank you @ Enthusiast. I will considering that point and after trying test and learn , and than make safely separate AIO ISO for Retail and VL respectively. Once again Thank you
Pls help me to combine 32bit & 64bit windows 10 iso's. Hi guys, I dont know if this is the right place to ask. I have windows 10 (multi edition) x64 bit iso and x86 iso, both containing Home & Pro. All i need is, single iso - containing both x64 & x86 bit ( or ) simply merge these iso's into single iso. I had tried NTLite but i dont think it will work & also tried using Win Toolkit - from WinCert.net. I am not satisfied with these tools. I want to know how SCENE groups build these types of iso, because some of them has UEFI ready iso (Generation2 @ thepiratebay) Pls help me.
Pls help me to combine 32bit & 64bit windows 10 iso's. Hi guys, I dont know if this is the right place to ask. I have windows 10 (multi edition) x64 bit iso and x86 iso, both containing Home & Pro. All i need is, single iso - containing both x64 & x86 bit ( or ) simply merge these iso's into single iso. I had tried NTLite but i dont think it will work & also tried using Win Toolkit - from WinCert.net. I am not satisfied with these tools. I want to know how SCENE groups build these types of iso, because some of them has UEFI ready iso (Generation2 @ thepiratebay) Pls help me.
Thank you for the reply. I have some doubts. Is this the right link to download the ESD>ISO tool https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-esd-repository.59082/#post-992731 The iso i downloaded is windows10 rs3 december update from the user @LostED . Do i really need to convert this iso to esd & again esd to iso with that tool by @abbodi1406 ? Is there any way to directly conver this Iso?