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

slicendice said:

Easiest way is to just go to UUP-Dump server and download the exact version, edition, bit-edition and language. No point in posting scripts here, when the user can get the one desired from the source.

Tried that - it only downloads a single esd file. It looks like the version specific esd you see only.

I could not find anyway to convert that to an iso using esdtoiso or uuptoiso (even renaming it to install.esd).

I am now downloading the all versions uup files, and I am going to try copying that .esd there.

cereberus said:

Tried that - it only downloads a single esd file. It looks like the version specific esd you see only.

I could not find anyway to convert that to an iso using esdtoiso or uuptoiso (even renaming it to install.esd).

I am now downloading the all versions uup files, and I am going to try copying that .esd there.

UPDATE: Download both scripts and extract them to same folder and run the creatingISO.cmd

Use the online UUP server and suck down the download-converter script from my link above. Then you get the ISO made.

slicendice said:

UPDATE: Download both scripts and extract them to same folder and run the creatingISO.cmd

Use the online UUP server and suck down the download-converter script from my link above. Then you get the ISO made.

Ah - yes. I missed link was x86 - too early - not enough EBT yet (English Breakfast Tea)!
I will report back.

slicendice said:

Easiest way is to just go to UUP-Dump server and download the exact version, edition, bit-edition and language. No point in posting scripts here, when the user can get the one desired from the source.

I think this is what you are looking for: Direct link to UUPDump Preselection - Build_17655.1000_CloudE_en-gb_x86

I am afraid that fell over. I am pretty certain there should be more than one file with the x86 download. I seem to be making progress by copying that .esd file into the full uup downloads for the all versions. I do not know if it will pickup that lean file yet.

Edit - nope it failed to pick up the .esd

I cannot find anyway of creating a 32bit version, which is a pity as that is the nest option for lowest footprint install.

cereberus said:

I am afraid that fell over. I am pretty certain there should be more than one file with the x86 download. I seem to be making progress by copying that .esd file into the full uup downloads for the all versions. I do not know if it will pickup that lean file yet.

Edit - nope it failed to pick up the .esd

I cannot find anyway of creating a 32bit version, which is a pity as that is the nest option for lowest footprint install.

It's a stand alone file and must be downloaded separately.

Re. Quote as posted in @lx07 post

"I have already tested it, it's useless. This edition does not support optical drives (it's not possible to install VMware tools because of it), control panel is completely crippled etc, wallpaper is broken etc. Command Prompt is not blocked, you can use it normally."

Whoever wrote this has completely missed the point of the Lean version!

It is targeted for devices with limited storage (primarily 16GB/32GB mmc devices).

* Nobody would use virtual machines on such devices
* Such devices do not have optical drives
* Settings is quite adequate for such devices.
* Wallpaper being broken is a minor issue, and possibly just bug.

I think people are getting it into their head that this is a "bloat free" OS for use on any PC. That is not its intent at all!

I totally agree @cereberus :)

Alright!

Just finished testing Windows 10 Lean x86 EN_GB.

This is what I got with 2GB of RAM assigned:

slicendice said:

Alright!

Just finished testing Windows 10 Lean x86 EN_GB.

This is what I got with 2GB of RAM assigned:

How did you create it, your link failed for me?


Could you provide me a link via pm perhaps to your iso (no problem if you prefer not to)?