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

M4v3r1ck said:

GREAT work, hope this will work...

Error during copy command:

That's why I am trying to make an installer. I want files to be forced to be unpacked to C:\UUP instead of any user folder user him/herself selects like C:\Users\MyExtremelyLongUsername\Downloads\UUPtoISO to shorten path.

Quick fix at the moment is to do the above manually, unpack archive to C:\UUP.

Kari

Kari said:

That's why I am trying to make an installer. I want files to be forced to be unpacked to C:\UUP instead of any user folder user him/herself selects like C:\Users\MyExtrmelyLongUsername\Downloads\UUPtoISO to shorten path.

Quick fix at the moment is to do the above manually, unpack archive to C:\UUP.

Kari

Exactly, extract the tools as close to the root of any drive as possible. The file names and paths in the UUP downloaded packages are very long, especially when it is an express download.

Kari said:

Hienoa Viipaloi ja Kuutioi :)

And same in English: Nice Slicendice :)

I will try to make an installer. Will post when I have something to say.

I have a nice, untouched 15048 backed up and just sitting. Guinea pig available! :)

f14tomcat said:

I have a nice, untouched 15048 backed up and just sitting. Guinea pig available! :)

Yes, please test the tools on that one! And if you have any 32-bit Windows packages, try that too.

slicendice said:

Yes, please test the tools on that one! And if you have any 32-bit Windows packages, try that too.

It's early and I'm on coffee #1.5 !! Just DL your zip, unpack it in C:, and execute cmd? When I fire up that OS, it's likely to start the 15055 DL, so I'll let it sit at Restart now and do all this. Just point, please.

f14tomcat said:

It's early and I'm on coffee #1.5 !! Just DL your zip, unpack it in C:, and execute cmd? When I fire up that OS, it's likely to start the 15055 DL, so I'll let it sit at Restart now and do all this. Just point, please.

Yes, extract the zip to root of C-drive. You will end up with an UUPtoISO folder there. Then copy the update files to UUPs folder and after that execute the UUPtoISO.cmd as usually.

slicendice said:

Yes, extract the zip to root of C-drive. You will end up with an UUPtoISO folder there. Then copy the update files to UUPs folder and after that execute the UUPtoISO.cmd as usually.

Firing up lappy now. Than I will start test on DT........

Kari said:

That's why I am trying to make an installer. I want files to be forced to be unpacked to C:\UUP instead of any user folder user him/herself selects like C:\Users\MyExtrmelyLongUsername\Downloads\UUPtoISO to shorten path.

Quick fix at the moment is to do the above manually, unpack archive to C:\UUP.

Kari

Thanks Kari! But my username is shortened to 5 characters, anyway thanks for directing me to a much more cleaner install setup: using C:\ as starting point.

Of course my thank you to all contributors in this thread too!

Cheers

I see there is a bug...will update...in a few minutes...hold on to your hats

EDIT: never mind...it was and old file I was looking at.

M4v3r1ck said:

Thanks Kari! But my username is shortened to 5 characters, anyway thanks for directing me to a much more cleaner install setup: using C:\ as starting point.

MyExtremelyLongUsername was just an example, in no way referring to you :)