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  1. essenbe
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    I edited the post, please read
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  3. simrick
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    Try this:
    dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:H:\sources\install.esd /index:1

    I just ran this on an esd file this morning and it worked. (replace H)
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  4. simrick
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    Okay I see I am slow....
    Version: 10.0.10586.0

    Not gonna work. You can't do a repair install with older media than the environment.
    @essenbe, can we uninstall some Windows Update(s) to get him back to 10586.0?
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  6. RobH2
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    @simrick

    simrick said:
    ...So, I am confused now. I thought you got the ISO from TechBench?
    Okay, I believe that one will be an install.esd file.
    Sorry for confusion. The one I had saved on my drive from a few weeks ago was an installed.esd as i found out. I was certain it came from Techbench. I guess not. The first one I retrieved today is installed.wim, and the one I just created with MCT is installed. esd. Yikes, that does get confusing.
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  7. essenbe
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    TechBench is an Install.WIM, MCT is an Install.ESD
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  8. RobH2
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    essenbe said:
    TechBench is an Install.WIM, MCT is an Install.ESD
    Is one better than the other or just two ways to do the same thing?
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  9. essenbe
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    I don't think so, it would have to be a restore process.
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  10. simrick
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    RobH2 said:
    Is one better than the other or just two ways to do the same thing?
    six to one, half a dozen to the other - they should be the same, but did you run the tool on that TechBench WIM to see if it's also 10586.0 or 10586.164?
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  12. RobH2
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    essenbe said:
    I don't think so, it would have to be a restore process.
    Ok, so what now gurus? I'm standing by...
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  13. RobH2
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    simrick said:
    six to one, half a dozen to the other - they should be the same, but did you run the tool on that TechBench WIM to see if it's also 10586.0 or 10586.164?
    None of them are .164. All are .0

    Edit:

    Just checked them all again. All of them '.0' for the last number set. So I'm apparently having a problem getting a '.164' version. Ideas?
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