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

Went back and looked throughout the thread, and didn't find the link that I thought I had seen before. So, I chalk that up to age.

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Fellow geeks,

I have updated the UUptoISO tool. Please see Changelog, don't forget to see Credits & Quick Start: Credits & Quick Start.pdf

I recommend you all to uninstall UUPtoISO simply by deleting its folder, and reinstalling the latest version which fixes a few minor issues and adds option to create ARM ISO images (this one is for you, @WithinRafael!).

Kari

Thanks, @Kari. Worked just fine. I used the files from a fresh DL from MiniDump. Made thumb and it booted normally to the version screen, not the KB select screen. Size is considerably different, too.

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Thanks again!

f14tomcat said:

Thanks, @Kari. Worked just fine. I used the files from a fresh DL from MiniDump.

Yeah, UUPtoISO works with WU downloaded upgrade files, as well as with UUP Dump downloaded upgrade files.

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

Kari

Kari said:

Yeah, UUPtoISO works with WU downloaded upgrade files, as well as with UUP Dump downloaded upgrade files.

Hi Kari, just a thought. It would be handy if you added the link to your video and github on first post, so it is not buried in amongst posts .

cereberus said:

Hi Kari, just a thought. It would be handy if you added the link to your video and github on first post, so it is not buried in amongst posts .

A good idea. Done!

Kari said:

A good idea. Done!

Cool. Now it is easy to tell Insiders who are not "in the know" how to create their own isos if they had a problem updating and cannot access the downloaded uup files, or they deleted them etc.

BTW: just tested new uuptoiso and it worked fine on github 17064.

f14tomcat said:

Thanks, @Kari. Worked just fine. I used the files from a fresh DL from MiniDump. Made thumb and it booted normally to the version screen, not the KB select screen. Size is considerably different, too.

Before:



After:



Thanks again!

Same file sizes here (with old and new tool). Done mine from Windows.old (didn't clean it up yet...)

AndreTen said:

Same file sizes here (with old and new tool). Done mine from Windows.old (didn't clean it up yet...)

Always good to see a sanity check! :)

Kari said:

   Note

Fellow geeks,

I have updated the UUptoISO tool. Please see Changelog, don't forget to see Credits & Quick Start: Credits & Quick Start.pdf

I recommend you all to uninstall UUPtoISO simply by deleting its folder, and reinstalling the latest version which fixes a few minor issues and adds option to create ARM ISO images (this one is for you, @WithinRafael!).

Kari

Awesome! Thanks again for your hard work!