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


  1. Posts : 17,661
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       #1070

    EQuito said:
    Perhaps your eagerness to disagree with me clouds the fact that I was defending your program and blaming the other methods.
    LOL how caould my post be so completely misunderstood. What I did was to agree with you, then linked to post that shows how to get from recovery mode boot to Command Prompt to install. In addition, I linked to a tutorial that shows to other users how to do what you did, install from another partition instead of USB or DVD.


    johngalt said:
    @Kari - did you write up a tutorial on how to use UUP Dump to get the files to use with this tool?
    No, but I've made a video about it. Quote from our video thread:

    Kari said:
    New video: UUPDump - Get Windows Insider Fast ring ISO Fast and Easy!



    I've been using UUP Dump Miniserver since the first version was released in early October to get Fast Ring ISO images for those editions and languages I do not have currently installed when new builds have been released. It is a fast and reliable tool which I wholeheartedly recommend.

    This video shows how to download and use UUP Dump Miniserver to get latest build upgrade files downloaded and create an ISO image.

    UUP Dump Miniserver download: UUP Dump Miniserver - GitLab
    UUPtoISO tutorial: UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files
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  2. Posts : 15,480
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       #1071

    UUPDUMP is great but sometimes when a build comes out some files are missing like the ssh files on last build. However, the repository is usually updated in a couple of days.
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  3. Posts : 2,667
    Windows 11 21H2 (22000.593)
       #1072

    Kari said:
    LOL how caould my post be so completely misunderstood. What I did was to agree with you, then linked to post that shows how to get from recovery mode boot to Command Prompt to install. In addition, I linked to a tutorial that shows to other users how to do what you did, install from another partition instead of USB or DVD.




    No, but I've made a video about it. Quote from our video thread:



    Kari
    Ahhhh, that's right. I forgot it was a video, and was searching high and low for the tutorial lol.

    Thank you.
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  4. Posts : 56,825
    Multi-boot Windows 10/11 - RTM, RP, Beta, and Insider
       #1073

    Kari said:
    Note   Note
    Geeks, I have not had time to update UUPtoISO tool. I will do it before the end of the week. With these new builds (Fast & Skippy) released today February 15th (14th on the wrong side of the big pond), download latest converter from my OneDrive and use it instead of our tool: Microsoft OneDrive - Access files anywhere. Create docs with free Office Online.

    Kari
    @Kari

    I created an ISO from 17101 using this converter, and still it boots to the keyboard layout. The process looked identical to the UUPtoISO tool process. What am I missing?
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  5. Posts : 15,480
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       #1074

    f14tomcat said:
    @Kari

    I created an ISO from 17101 using this converter, and still it boots to the keyboard layout. The process looked identical to the UUPtoISO tool process. What am I missing?
    The menus are similar but not identical. Are you sure you ran right cmd file?

    Anyway, I used uuptoiso, clicked on keyboard, and on next screen navigated to command prompt and run setup.exe as per @Kari's earlier instructions and it installed fine - a slight pain but no big deal.
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  6. Posts : 56,825
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       #1075

    cereberus said:
    The menus are similar but not identical. Are you sure you ran right cmd file?

    Anyway, I used uuptoiso, clicked on keyboard, and on next screen navigated to command prompt and run setup.exe as per @Kari's earlier instructions and it installed fine - a slight pain but no big deal.
    Only one there, Martin. Right click, run as admin.

    UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files-2018-02-15_13h41_00.png

    And I've done the Diskpart method several times to do a clean install. I'm trying to help someone else who may not want to go that route.
    Last edited by f14tomcat; 15 Feb 2018 at 14:30.
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  7. Posts : 56,825
    Multi-boot Windows 10/11 - RTM, RP, Beta, and Insider
       #1076

    Kari said:
    Note   Note
    Geeks, I have not had time to update UUPtoISO tool. I will do it before the end of the week. With these new builds (Fast & Skippy) released today February 15th (14th on the wrong side of the big pond), download latest converter from my OneDrive and use it instead of our tool: Microsoft OneDrive - Access files anywhere. Create docs with free Office Online.

    Kari
    Has anyone successfully done this process with build 17101 or 17604? Either with the downloaded files from the update or from MiniDump. Created bootable media and not go straight to the keyboard layout screen. Anyone?
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  8. Posts : 2,667
    Windows 11 21H2 (22000.593)
       #1077

    I've built the .ISO for 17064 using the winlib 6 .ZIP Kari linked - I'll try to get it to boot later this evening and see what happens, both off DVD as well as USB.

    Also, when I double click that convert-UUP.cmd, it automatically asks for elevated privileges. I don't manually run as Admin. AShouldn't be a factor, unless the machine you're trying this on has a goofed Admin account (but then it should also be funny when not forcing it to run as Admin and letting it elevate itself)....
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  9. Posts : 56,825
    Multi-boot Windows 10/11 - RTM, RP, Beta, and Insider
       #1078

    johngalt said:
    I've built the .ISO for 17064 using the winlib 6 .ZIP Kari linked - I'll try to get it to boot later this evening and see what happens, both off DVD as well as USB.

    Also, when I double click that convert-UUP.cmd, it automatically asks for elevated privileges. I don't manually run as Admin. AShouldn't be a factor, unless the machine you're trying this on has a goofed Admin account (but then it should also be funny when not forcing it to run as Admin and letting it elevate itself)....
    Yes, I have too, for previous builds. It's just 093 and 101 that still break. That's why I was wondering if anyone had actually done this successfully, all the way thru, with 17101. Can't find anybody who has, so I don't know if it really works, for these builds.

    No, don't think the account is messed up in any way. I'd see more issues than this.
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  10. Posts : 15,480
    Windows10
       #1079

    Made some encouraging progress. I started by downloading uupdump files as my starting point

    When I created iso using uuptoiso and the winlib6 link from @Kari, both isos were exactly the same size to last byte and both exhibited the "jump go keyboard" erroneous behavior. I concluded uuptoiso and winlib 6 are effectively the same.

    I then used winlib version 14 which I downloaded from web myself (did not save link though) and tried it again and this time it created an iso which was a little bigger than before, and had slightly different options. This iso worked properly.

    So, as stated earlier it seems to be winlib 14 you need.
    @Kari - is it possible you gave us the wrong link?

    Even if winlib 14 is correct version, I am not sure about its robustness as I had problems with it falling over but I did redownload uupdump files and iirc, first time I downloaded all editions but this time chose just the PRO option.

    So I have now successfully used uupdump with winlib 14 version.
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