Windows 10 SVF Repository

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Could you explain VSF's to me, and whether or not I actually need one?

 

If you have the iso you want, you don't need them. @LostED showed you what svf is meant for.

 

It seems as he didn't understand the real utility of SVF which short explanation was taken from Smart Version site, i agree that it's a little complicated to understand for normal users so someone should explain in short and easy words what SVF is.

 

Then he needs to read the OP: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/windows-10-svf-repository.63324/ A respected member (EFA11 RIP) is quoted with the info.

 

Excuse my ignorance....

I already have this iso

Code:

en_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x64_dvd_74865958.iso

and I want to convert it to this

Code:

el_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x64_dvd_d5a29846.iso

if possible. Can you point me to the correct svf file?

p.s. The same for the 32bit versions of the forementioned isos.

 

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Thanks for the quick reply.
If there are no better suggestions, I will downloaded the en_ isos you have as sources and I will try those svfs.

 

@jim_p



????

 

This is the iso of "Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 (x64) - DVD (English)". I do not remember where I got it from, but it must have been from a link from this forum. Its sum is

Code:

0b8476eff31f957590ade6fe671f16161037d3f6

 

@jim_p

no need to download another iso
use the iso you have with the svf patchs that i posted

 

This, the "from" part of the svf you mention

Code:

en_windows_10_consumer_edition_version_1809_updated_sept_2018_x64_dvd_5c2f3f9a.iso

(which I do not have) is totally different from this "from" part of what I was expecting to find

Code:

en_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x64_dvd_74865958.iso

They even have different sha1sums, so they can't be the same thing. This is from the iso I have

Code:

0b8476eff31f957590ade6fe671f16161037d3f6

vs the one you mention (the one with the word "consumer" in its name)

Code:

500c9635645a91c09d3c3904fd12f0e1fd3f709e

So, in order to use the svf you posted above, I will need the right iso for it to work, and because I do not have it now, I will need to download it. Am I right?

 

@jim_p


en_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x64_dvd_74865958_to_en_windows_10_consumer_edition_version_1809_updated_sept_2018_x64_dvd_5c2f3f9a.svf


ps. 4 more on PM

 

Question for anyone, thanks in advance.

Im looking to do a fresh install on a SSD, i already have windows 7 running on another SSD. Im looking for Windows 10 LTSC with at least the 1809 update any suggestion as to which download I should do?

 

There is just one 2019 LTSC = 1809, available for download (all languages) here: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...3-ltsb-2016-2015-server-2016-techbench.77028/

 

So what you suggest is I do all this?
en_blablabla_ltsc.iso > en_blablabla_consumer.iso > el_blablabla_ltsc.iso

It seems as a long and tedious task, but I may do it when I have time. Please pm me all the relevant svf files. Thank you

 

Just use @s1ave77's ISO download tool and select the desired iso and it will be downloaded/created.

 

I will, I have no other option
The main problem for me is that all those scripts are cmd or powershell scripts, which means I have to run them on a windows machine, download their stuff, convert them and finally transfer them to my linux server. It would be a lot easier if I could do all that straight on the server to save time.
For instance, links to isos are downloaded straight to their folder on the server with wget, plain and simple.

 

@jim_p

still searching?

what the problem with svf patch?

 

Nothing really. Just the fact that I will have to download the en_blablabla_consumer.iso after all.
On the other hand, new and fixed isos for 1809 are on their way to the ms servers today, and the ltsc ones will probably follow. So I think I will wait a few more days before doing all that work, because it has to be done on windows.