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Windows 10 1903 USB
Has Microsoft released v1903 to download so we are able to make a bootable USB Drive?
Has Microsoft released v1903 to download so we are able to make a bootable USB Drive?
As Ed mentioned, it is available via MY Visual Studio Subscriptions. Thats about as official as it gets. As far as I know you won't be able to get it that way with the basic free Dev Essentials subscription though. Mine is Enterprise (NFR).
It's not up on the Media Creation Tool yet as far as I know. I haven't run the MCT in a while though.
Hi there
UUPDUMP is the best method for non MSDN subscribers and "non insiders" - the iso's are all as official as it gets (the iso creation process is automatic)
Actually even for insiders installs often work using the UUPDUMP method when the "standard" method via WU fails.
Cheers
jimbo
Hi there @RickC
Thanks
remember I think when installing this release to remove external USB disks and any SD card -- after install the attached devices will function again normally --there was a problem with installing this release I think with external disks attached -- might not have been this one but I think it was.
Cheers
jimbo
Hi,
Has anyone noticed about the size of 1903 clean installation via UUP (auto .iso creation)?
I had clean installed 1903 pro (18362.30) with no internet access on installation. The size of all installation was about 17GB (no apps of mine), when we all know that a typical Win installation (with no internet access), takes about 12GB of disk space.
Then, returning to 1809 (backup), I followed the upgrade method (keeping apps & settings) and the result just surprised me... With all my apps included (about 1GB), installation took even less space than 1809 did, totally less than 13GB.
I think that the size difference appears because UUP files contain previous Cumulative update files.
The problem on clean install is that Disk Cleanup utility cannot find Win updates files to delete or merge so, installation takes about 5GB more space on disk which cannot be found and delete, for ever... Of course, that could happen only to me although I've tried twice (clean install) with the same result.
Last edited by HeM; 05 May 2019 at 09:56.