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


  1. Posts : 7
    Windows 10 pro x64 ja-jp
       #690

    It appears depending on many factors. As I already posted three days ago, the workarounds (key strokes) change time to time.
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  2. Posts : 15,441
    Windows10
       #691

    hi
    Kintokki said:
    It appears depending on many factors. As I already posted three days ago, the workarounds (key strokes) change time to time.
    Irrelevant now as Kari has posted a proper fix on post #683.
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  3. Posts : 15,441
    Windows10
       #692

    Kari said:
    OK geeks, here's the fix :

    Download

    It is an executable (16199_UUPtoISO_FIX.exe), digitally signed by Designer Media Ltd, owner of TenForums. Save it to your UUPtoISO folder and run (UUPtoISO must be installed for this fix to work!), pasting the UUP upgrade folder path when asked as told in tutorial.

    Kari
    Just running now, but I notice it just when straight to creating iso - I assume this is correct?
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  4. Posts : 17,661
    Windows 10 Pro
    Thread Starter
       #693

    cereberus said:
    Just running now, but I notice it just when straight to creating iso - I assume this is correct?
    Yes, correct. The issue is the CHOICE command in script, it does not work in 16193 and 16199 as told in Known issues. This fix is made simply by bypassing the CHOICE command waiting user input in main menu:
    UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files-2017-05-18_10h38_28.jpg

    In script code the above looks like this, user input collected with this non-working CHOICE command (highlighted):

    :MAINMENU
    cls
    echo ============================================================
    echo.
    echo. 1 - Create ISO with Standard install.wim
    echo. 2 - Create Standard install.wim
    echo. 3 - UUP Edition info
    echo.
    echo ============================================================
    choice /c 1230 /n /m "Choose a menu option, or press 0 to exit: "
    if errorlevel 4 GOTO :QUIT
    if errorlevel 3 GOTO :INFO
    if errorlevel 2 GOTO :Single
    if errorlevel 1 GOTO :ISO
    GOTO :MAINMENU


    I had a more elegant solution on my mind but as it occasionally failed on my tests, I took the shortest and easiest route to goal by simply editing the above part removing menu options and going directly to ISO writing:

    :MAINMENU
    cls
    GOTO :ISO


    Not very elegant but it works.

    Kari
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  5. Posts : 15,441
    Windows10
       #694

    Kari said:
    Yes, correct. The issue is the CHOICE command in script, it does not work in 16193 and 16199 as told in Known issues. This fix is made simply by bypassing the CHOICE command waiting user input in main menu:
    UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files-2017-05-18_10h38_28.jpg

    In script code the above looks like this, user input collected with this non-working CHOICE command (highlighted):

    :MAINMENU
    cls
    echo ============================================================
    echo.
    echo. 1 - Create ISO with Standard install.wim
    echo. 2 - Create Standard install.wim
    echo. 3 - UUP Edition info
    echo.
    echo ============================================================
    choice /c 1230 /n /m "Choose a menu option, or press 0 to exit: "
    if errorlevel 4 GOTO :QUIT
    if errorlevel 3 GOTO :INFO
    if errorlevel 2 GOTO :Single
    if errorlevel 1 GOTO :ISO
    GOTO :MAINMENU


    I had a more elegant solution on my mind but as it occasionally failed on my tests, I took the shortest and easiest route to goal by simply editing the above part removing menu options and going directly to ISO writing:

    :MAINMENU
    cls
    GOTO :ISO


    Not very elegant but it works.

    Kari
    Just made slight mod as below and tested on 16193 - works fine


    :MAINMENU
    cls
    echo ============================================================
    echo.
    echo. 1 - Create ISO with Standard install.wim
    echo. 2 - Create Standard install.wim
    echo. 3 - UUP Edition info
    echo.
    echo ============================================================

    set /p answer=Enter 1,2 or 3 ?

    if /i "%answer:~,1%" EQU "3" goto :INFO
    if /i "%answer:~,1%" EQU "2" goto :SINGLE
    if /i "%answer:~,1%" EQU "1" goto :ISO
    if /i "%answer:~,1%" EQU "0" goto :ENDIT


    GOTO :MAINMENU

    :INFO
    ECHO - You entered 3
    Pause
    Exit

    :SINGLE
    ECHO - You entered 2
    Pause
    Exit

    :ISO
    ECHO - You entered 1
    Pause
    Exit

    :ENDIT
    ECHO - You entered 0
    Pause
    Exit
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  6. Posts : 17,661
    Windows 10 Pro
    Thread Starter
       #695

    cereberus said:
    Just made slight mod as below and tested on 16193 - works fine
    I know I went where the fence was lowest. As the sole purpose of this tutorial is to make it possible for Insiders to create ISO, I did not consider UUP edition info and WIM file option important (if you need WIM file, just mount ISO and get it).

    Add time pressure, need to get a fix posted as soon as possible so our members would be able to make the ISO images. That's why I posted this not so elegant "Anyone could make it better, I had done it like this" fix.

    I am fully prepared to use next few days replying posts like "Why didn't you do it like this?".

    You are welcome geeks. The fix posted allows you to make 16199 ISO image.

    Kari
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  7. Posts : 15,441
    Windows10
       #696

    Kari said:
    I know I went where the fence was lowest. As the sole purpose of this tutorial is to make it possible for Insiders to create ISO, I did not consider UUP edition info and WIM file option important (if you need WIM file, just mount ISO and get it).

    Add time pressure, need to get a fix posted as soon as possible so our members would be able to make the ISO images. That's why I posted this not so elegant "Anyone could make it better, I had done it like this" fix.

    I am fully prepared to use next few days replying posts like "Why didn't you do it like this?".

    You are welcome geeks. The fix posted allows you to make 16199 ISO image.

    Kari
    Oh - do not get me wrong -your quick fix is fine and I used it.

    I only showed you this as it is a simple solution that involves very little changes - just trying to be helpful.

    Rather than taking this as criticism or scoring points, please take it in the spirit it was intended - teamwork.

    You have showed me many times a way of doing things - imo it is nice to be able to reciprocate.
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  8. Posts : 17,661
    Windows 10 Pro
    Thread Starter
       #697

    No problems.

    I did what I could last night to get a fix posted as soon as possible. Your solution is more elegant, I will most probably implement it in next tool update.
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  9. Posts : 15,441
    Windows10
       #698

    Kari said:
    No problems.

    I did what I could last night to get a fix posted as soon as possible. Your solution is more elegant, I will most probably implement it in next tool update.
    Teamwork :).
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  10. Posts : 6
    Win 7x64 Pro
       #699

    Kari:
    Concerning UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files Windows 10 Installation Upgrade Tutorials ,

    I do all as read in tutorial, but can't press 1 and enter to start conversion. Yet, I ran notepad.exe and typed in a sample text with the keyboard. Go figure?
    Using VMware Workstation Pro 12.5.6 on Win 7x64 host.
    Thanks, Don10
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