Current Windows 10 ISO and version?

After you extract the zip file, the highlighted command is what you right-click and run.

This is an example from one I had already run. It creates the ISO in the same folder, as you can see.

NavyLCDR said:

The instructions are on the dump website:
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Extract all the files to a folder and double click on the file indicated in the instructions.

Yes, I have been doing that and I get a message I am in a directory with spaces...let me try again. I do not see where it downloaded any large file other than the 4k ZIP with the with a command that you showed for windows. It keeps saying that I am in a directory with spaces and do not see all the files you show.

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WELL, I tried it again and it is creating what I hope is the large file!

MPSAN said:

Yes, I have been doing that and I get a message I am in a directory with spaces...let me try again. I do not see where it downloaded any large file other than the 4k ZIP with the with a command that you showed for windows. It keeps saying that I am in a directory with spaces and do not see all the files you show.

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WELL, I tried it again and it is creating what I hope is the large file!

Very last step is writing all the parts to the actual ISO. Then you will see "Press 0 to continue". It will exit. Your ISO will be in the same directory as your extracted zip.

OK, I did get it to run for a long time and it did build the file but I do not see where the aria2_download is. How do I make the ISO as it build it. I see the files in the ISOFOLDER but that will not create an ISO. The UUPS folder has a list of items. I tried a convert uup command and it seemed to do what it had already done and all I seem to be doing is filling up my drive. Not sure what I have to run to get my ISO now. it has all of these packages it is adding but I do not see my complete package I can turn into an ISO of 18363.1256

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f14tomcat said:

Very last step is writing all the parts to the actual ISO. Then you will see "Press 0 to continue". It will exit. Your ISO will be in the same directory as your extracted zip.

I never saw press 0 to continue! Can I select something to continue now? I ran it again and did see the 0 and will have to see if the ISO is there!

I do not know what you are looking at. Sounds like you click a wrong thing, maybe. After you extracted the zip file to a folder, all you had to do was right-click the command and run it as admin, like I highlighted, and the rest is automatic. Can you post a pic of the folder right now?

I have an idea. Post the zip file you got right here in the thread. just drag 'n drop it. I'd like to take a look at it.

Hold on and yes I did do that. I did extract the zip file to a folder and it ran a long time building it and it says I now have the iso. Now I need to find it...I will see what I can find as it even gave me the name of the iso.

MPSAN said:

Hold on and yes I did do that. I did extract the zip file to a folder and it ran a long time building it and it says I now have the iso. Now I need to find it...I will see what I can find as it even gave me the name of the iso.

your ISO should be in the same folder where the command script was that you ran.

OK, got it now! However I had asked for 18363.1256 and I see that it built 18362. Now that I am an expert in how many things that went wrong would a retry give me what I wanted or will this be as good as it gets? Thank everyone for holding my hand!

MPSAN said:

OK, got it now! However I had asked for 18363.1256 and I see that it built 18362. Now that I am ann expert in how many things that went wrong would a retry give me what I wanted or will this be as good as it gets? Thank everyone for holding my hand!

18362 and 18363 share the same base code. The enablement package will bump it to 18363. You're fine. You've got it!

From where can I obtain the Win 10 1909 Enablement Package?