How to download a Windows 10 multiple editions installation ISO file?

Hazel123 said:

Just a note here - I downloaded the version from the media creation tool that has all four on (ie home and pro in both 32 and 64 bit) - and it wouldn't fit on a dvd - said it needed a bigger one. So I opted for burning two disks - one 32 bit home and pro, one 64 bit home and pro. No big deal having two disks really - although maybe it's useful for you for work or something. You do need to select the language of the one you burn I think.

Thanks a lot,

Though you have not answered my other points in my last post, I would be saying:
1- If you could have followed my thread from my very first post, you would see that the Windows 10 multi editions installation ISO file was 4GB, which can be burnt on any DVD. Also, originally that ISO file was created from the original Windows 10 multi editions installation DVD which came from the owner. The store owner only converted the contents of the Windows 10 multi editions installation DVD into ISO.
And that ISO file has been 4GB.
2- You said that " you downloaded the version from the media creation tool that has all four on (i.e home and pro in both 32 and 64 bit) " However, the Windows Media creation only gives you options to select the Windows editions (Windows 10 Home, Home N, Home Single Language, Windows 10 Pro, Windows 10 Pro N). Which means you must select one edition, however, with any versions, 32, or 64 bit or both, to be downloaded at a time.

3- With the MS Windows Media creation tool, I can only select one language while downloading Windows 10. However, I need multi language with which Windows 10 will be installed?

The DVD you purchased was a custom made DVD....
The Install.wim or Install.esd was appended to contain the other langauges...

There was also an EI.cfg file added to the media....

The setup.exe file is for x86 version. thus your issue with upgrade..

once you boot the media and the boot.wim loads, the ei.cfg file comes into play, with the options to clean install different OS and Langauge

The media creation tool allows you to create Multi-Arch single-language setup media...
you would have to append the install.esd with different langauges

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Kyhi said:

The DVD you purchased was a custom made DVD....
The Install.wim or Install.esd was appended to contain the other langauges...

There was also an EI.cfg file added to the media....

The setup.exe file is for x86 version. thus your issue with upgrade..

once you boot the media and the boot.wim loads, the ei.cfg file comes into play, with the options to clean install different OS and Langauge

The media creation tool allows you to create Multi-Arch single-language setup media...
you would have to append the install.esd with different langauges

Attachment 87815

Thanks a lot,
1- if you have had back a look at my screen shots of MS Media Creation Tool, I used, you would see that there is no "Windows 10". The drop-down menu didn't have any "Windows 10". All editions listed are Windows 10 Home, Home N, Home Single Language, Windows 10 Pro, Windows 10 Pro N)

2- How to create Multi-Arch Multi-edition and multi language setup media...> Thad DVD you said was a custom made has multi-arch, multi-edtion, and multi language(A, F, and E).

3- Could you please know from where I can get install.esd with different languages to be to appended into my ISO file

4- What is the "EI.cfg file added to the media" for?

you are using an older version of the media tool...

the new media has a multi-index install.esd = index 1 Pro, index 2 Home/core

try this tool download > https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10

you could also mount the install.esd and add language packs

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/win...-windows-setup

Kyhi said:

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you could also mount the install.esd and add language packs

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/win...-windows-setup

That's the piece I was missing - thanks

Kyhi said:

you are using an older version of the media tool...

the new media has a multi-index install.esd = index 1 Pro, index 2 Home/core

try this tool download > https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10

you could also mount the install.esd and add language packs

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/win...-windows-setup

Thanks a lot,
1- That link of yours to download the MS Windows Media Creation Tool doesn't give me whether tool is for 64-bit or 32-bit based systems.

2- Also, with MS Windows Media Creation Tool, the download cannot be resume. So, Do you have any server having the Windows 10 ISO download supporting resuming the download?

3- In the second link of yours for Add Multilingual Support to Windows Setup, it is said "copy Windows Distribution Files to a Local Directory: In this step, you copy the contents of your Windows product media"--- What is meant with "the contents of Windows product media". Is it 'Windows 10 ISO file to be downloaded by MS Media tool?????

I think you misunderstand. You have to build your own install media - that's what members have been trying to help you accomplish.
Once you build your install media, it is up to you how you deliver it. Neither Microsoft or TenFourms will do that.

1) Yes, you run the tool and make your selections

Run the media creation tool.
Select Create installation media for another PC.
Choose the language, edition, and architecture (64-bit or 32-bit) for Windows 10.

2) Restarting the download is your responsibility as the creator of the Install media. On cloud storage or on a server - you provide the tools. I thought the MCT was capable of restarting where it left off... I could be wrong.

3) Yes, it is the Win10 ISO