UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files  

Kari said:

Same checksum errors, whatever language version I try.

Did you try a reboot with this command?

Code:

shutdown /r /t 0

Kari said:

We posted at the same time :)

Posted this just before you:

Indeed!

slicendice said:

Did you try a reboot with this command?

Code:

shutdown /r /t 0

I saw no reasons to boot to advanced startup options. I simply run extended system cleanup, selecting absolutely everything in prompt after entering the command as told in Brink's tutorial:

cmd.exe /c Cleanmgr /sageset:65535 & Cleanmgr /sagerun:65535

Rebooted and started from scratch. Same errors.

Kari said:

I saw no reasons to boot to advanced startup options.
... ... ...
Rebooted and started from scratch. Same errors.

My above command only eliminates Fast Startup on reboot. You should try it.

fdegrove said:

Hi,

UUP->ISO works just fine for me.
Why this need for the mini-server ? I admit not having read the entire tut though.

Cheers,

Miniserver is only an alternative to getting uup files via the normal Windows update process which is main focus of this tutorial.

slicendice said:

My above command only eliminates Fast Startup on reboot. You should try it.

My mistake. I read your post too fast. Sorry for that

I read the 0 (zero) in your command example to be o (letter O) and, not reading properly, misinterpreted it to mean you suggested booting to advanced startup options. That command would be:

shutdown /r /o

cereberus said:

Miniserver is only an alternative to getting uup files via the normal Windows update process which is main focus of this tutorial.

Actually, that is an incomplete answer.

Mini server allows you to select the exact architecture, language and edition you want to download. WU will only download what is appropriate for your current install / hardware.

But, in addition to that, Miniserver also allows you to download multiple editions, and multiple languages, all for a single architecture, if you so desire.

For example, once I left the language setting alone and it downloaded all *all* languages - taking around 75 GB.

But what I do now is download single language but multiple editions (but not multi-arch), which UUP2ISO is able to recognize, so that the last several .ISOs that I have made have been AIO single-arch single-language .ISOs.

AIO 17618 .ISO made successfully using UUPDUMP Miniserver + UUp2ISO.

Curiously, the first time I started UUP2ISO after completing the dump I got a GSOD. Took a picture, rebooted, and started UUP2ISO again - no issues.

I suspect a driver was in the middle of being installed / reinstalled / updated, but I'll never know now.