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

EQuito · 22 Dec 2017

cereberus said:

If MS was deliberately doing this on old devices, they would simply give an error saying hardware is not compatible. My FINAL WORD on the subject!

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Well..., this DELL was black listed to run Windows 10 back in 2014, but despite that, runs FCU like a charm and run WIPs perfectly since 2015 until build 17046 came along, and that's My FINAL WORD on the subject!

EQuito · 22 Dec 2017

johngalt said:

If you really want to continue using Acronis 2009, you should really consider not using anymore Insider Preview builds, after all, I am almost positive that Acronis offers 0 support for Windows 10 in that 2009 version.At any rate,, good luck with your issues, if you want to start another thread like Bordi did to try to work through this, I will offer whatever assistance I can there as well. Good luck.

Acronis doesn't influence the installation at all, so it shouldn't matter what backup software I use, does it? besides, I run WIPs just for fun, my maine OS is FCU

Anyway..., I really appreciate the way you responded to me. Thanks for your kind words and your help offer .
I shall leave you guys alone now.
Cheers!

slicendice · 23 Dec 2017

What I would hope for, is MS to release a build that actually is stable for production. I have not found a single one yet since Windows 10 got released. And I am not talking about insider builds. All builds are glitchy as hell and each and every glitch appear randomly on totally random hardware.

I blame the .NET framework, as it is used more and more for every iteration MS release and the more bugs/slowdowns/timeouts or other instabilities keep appearing.

This is not a problem for me as I can fix most issues. But there are millions of users who have no idea what to do.

CountMike · 12 Jan 2018

This link

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takes me to

Kari · 12 Jan 2018

CountMike said:

This link...

Count where is that link? In a post, in a tutorial, tutorial list?

essenbe · 12 Jan 2018

What about this? Turn On or Off Windows Welcome Experience in Windows 10 General Tips Tutorials
@CountMike, post a link and not an image. Where did that come from?

uKER · 12 Jan 2018

irulats said:

Since I posted this I got it to work. I just clicked on the frozen window under the line above and typed 'e' (for exit) and as I did so, it continued and worked as usual. Either it was somehow waiting for input or I hit upon a bizarre coincidence. On the previous attempts, I had just closed the window after a few hours. Anyway, all good! :)

That wasn't a fluke.
Your post just saved me from the same thing happening to me on build 17074 (had never happened to me before and I have probably created ISOs for every single build that has been deployed on the fast ring).
So yeah, if the thing gets stuck on Microsoft-Windows-Client-Features-Package, just press "e" on the keyboard.

Thanks for the heads up.

windrider42 · 14 Jan 2018

Awesome tutorial.. Thank you very much

My one tablet on Windows Insider would not update properly, so made my own ISO and its working great now :)

JMOnline264 · 07 Feb 2018

I am on Windows 10 Insider build 17083. When I downloaded the UUP files for build 17093 and then tried to make it into an ISO using UUPToISO, I got the error message shown in the image link below, in the cmd window. I tried it on my laptop and I got the same error. Both my desktop and laptop are on 17083 and trying to upgrade them both to 17093, the latest Insider.
Image of CMD Window here: https://puu.sh/zj2RB/36a7f57cd6.png

slicendice · 08 Feb 2018

JMOnline264 said:

I am on Windows 10 Insider build 17083. When I downloaded the UUP files for build 17093 and then tried to make it into an ISO using UUPToISO, I got the error message shown in the image link below, in the cmd window. I tried it on my laptop and I got the same error. Both my desktop and laptop are on 17083 and trying to upgrade them both to 17093, the latest Insider.
Image of CMD Window here: https://puu.sh/zj2RB/36a7f57cd6.png

That error means that some files did not get downloaded. And it also means you won't be able to neither create an ISO nor upgrade your system.

If you used Windows Update to get the files, then go and delete EVERYTHING from

Code:

C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Downloads folder

, Reboot computer, and finally disable any Antivirus Software you have running. (AV are known to interfere with WU process for build upgrades).

Finally try to do the WU again. Once your ISO is done, you may reboot computer and let the WU process complete. Once all is up and running again, you should re-enable your AV.