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

@Kari, as you stated, ESD is working again and I made an ISO from a VM install.esd.

Sorry, again, for the "how to copy path" blunder, it's been a long day.

f14tomcat said:

@Kari, as you stated, ESD is working again and I made an ISO from a VM install.esd.

Sorry, again, for the "how to copy path" blunder, it's been a long day.

Dick, there's nothing to apologize. There's no harm in learning alternative ways to do things in Windows.

Kari said:

Quote from ESD to ISO tutorial thread, also the ESD method is working again:

I didn't received any ESD file, mine still UUP files!

I guess it isn't for everyone so, I still use UUPtoISO tool.

JGToy said:

I didn't received any ESD file, mine still UUP files!

I guess it isn't for everyone so, I still use UUPtoISO tool.

You have to choose if you want to get ESD or UUP upgrade by editing registry. Read this post for more information: ESD to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 ESD File

Kari

Kari said:

You have to choose if you want to get ESD or UUP upgrade by editing registry. Read this post for more information: ESD to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 ESD File


Kari

Thanks Kari, I will do that, and wait for the next one.

Living and learning!

Judging by the amount of feedback, I'm the only one testing. Here's my feedback:

UUPtoISO current test version works almost perfectly with only one minor issue: when done, when ISO has been created, the Command Prompt window does not close when pressing a key.

I didn't get a chance to test it before upgrading to the last version.

I haven't started downloading the best build yet, do I can test this time around.

rogerwilco91 said:

I think I am reading the quoted bullet point correctly.

Sorry, you are not reading it correctly.

You must find the UUP folder, which is a subfolder in C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download, or in your case in C:\Windows.old\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download

In File Explorer, browse to C:\Windows.old\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download. You will see that it has several subfolders named with a hexadecimal string. Only one of these folders contains an ESD file, that's the folder we want.

An easy way to find correct folder: Still in Download folder, type EXT:ESD in Search field to find the ESD file. When Search has found it, right click the ESD file and select Open file location:

Now you have opened the correct folder. Copy the path and paste in UUPtoISO:

Kari