ESD file


  1. shipinomore10
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    Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
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    ESD file


    In the $windows.~WS folder and then Sources there is a file Installx64.esd
    can that be used to create a ISO file that can be burned to do an Install?
    also would rufus be able to create a bootable usb?
    thanks.
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  3. Kyhi
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    If it is a Multi-index ESD - Yes

    Download and extract > http://files.fm/down.php?i=znmmaej&n...wimlib-11b.zip

    Then drag and drop the esd file onto the decrypt.cmd file

    Choose option 1
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  4. shipinomore10
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    ESD file


    thank you. I am converting it now so I guess we will see what it shows for folders.
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  6. pbcopter
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    Windows 11 Pro x64, Windows 10 Pro x64
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    Here is an excellent tutorial for that.

    ESD to ISO - Tutorial
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  7. shipinomore10
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    hi pbcopter; I did the conversion and it showed the 10240 build. so that one appears to be the version prior to the update. I took the file out of my current version which is 10586.
    I have done the esd to iso a few times and keep a folder for doing so. also have Rufus in there to create usb drives.
    thank you for the reply.
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  8. Ztruker
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    Why not just download the ISOs from Techbench? Windows 10 Tech Bench Upgrade Program

    32 and 64 bit in all languages is available. Each ISO is good for Home and Pro.
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  9. shipinomore10
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    ESD file


    Thank you for the link. There are so many links to download from and you never know how fast they keep them current. I have three laptops that were upgraded about three days before the Autumn or november release and they still have not updated.
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