What NavyLCDR told you above is a logical answer. Almost everybody here can give you the MD5 checksum of their downloaded MCT ISO. You can use it to compare with yours, so if your MD5 checksum is different from ours then your ISO has been altered/infected:
Download this portable utility: MD5 & SHA Checksum Utility . Run it, drag and drop the ISO onto it.
then compare with my x64 bit ISO, if yours is 32 bit, then somebody else can give you that:
From MCT:
What if my ISO is 64 bit and 32 bit in one file. That's what my ISO is like. 6gigs.
Can I please have an answer to scanning a ISO file which is both 64bit and 32bit.
Hi,
Why would that be any different. Just have a virus scanner scan it.
It's really that simple.
Is your pc virus free now ?
Cheers,
Go to the Microsoft website, Windows 10, download, scroll down then download media creation tool. When launches, click create installation media for another PC, select ISO file. Uncheck the tick box that says recommended options. Change architecture to both.
Doesn't extracting the ISO and then scanning the extracted files work?
Not as well, no - it would only find malware - not scripts etc.
If your SHA-1 or MD5 s the same the ISO is genuine and untouched.
This is SHA1 for Windows 10 English 32/64 bit. If you have another edition or language you''ll have to say what - perhaps someone else has it.
Code:--------------------------- Checksum information --------------------------- Name: Windows1511.iso Size: 5891162112 bytes (5618 MB) SHA1: AD95AE3EEC0146AFB7E1C9C69E18448AD6559AF8
Eh, no offence but I don't just trust random people who are not like CounfMike or JohnCL.
