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

johngalt · 16 Nov 2018

I asked Kari about which tool to use since the original was now deprecated. He pointed to the same tool that White Lynx pointed to in his post above UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files - Page 126 - | Tutorials

I downloaded that tool, and Windows 10 build 18277's security went total apeshit over it - spawning several (not just one or 2, numerous) warnings that it was an extremely high risk Trojan. Nothing else did, though, but my system had been sluggish for a long time.

I opted to use the live URL at https://uupdump.ml/ - it is similar to the old miniserver, except that you have two options when making the final selection, you have the option to just DL the files, or download and convert into ISO all in one step.

I successfully used it to DL and create an AIO x64 .ISO of 18282, which I then used to clean install Windows Wednesday night.

However, the site currently seems to be down:

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Error 524 Ray ID: 47ab25c6ecdab9be • 2018-11-16 15:58:06 UTC
A timeout occurred
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johngalt · 16 Nov 2018

Site is back up again.

BRAC · 01 Dec 2018

johngalt said:

I asked Kari about which tool to use since the original was now deprecated. He pointed to the same tool that White Lynx pointed to in his post above UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files - Page 126 - | Tutorials

Does this mean the latest UUPtoISO tool available (on the first page) can no longer be used to create an ISO (say Windows 1809 version) from the downloaded files or does it apply only to the ISO made from dump files?

Kari · 01 Dec 2018

BRAC said:

Does this mean the latest UUPtoISO tool available (on the first page) can no longer be used to create an ISO (say Windows 1809 version) from the downloaded files or does it apply only to the ISO made from dump files?

The tool in tutorial, UUPtoISO, still works exactly as told. You can create an ISO with it from the upgrade files downloaded with Windows Update.

it's just that the UUP Dump Miniserver stopped working.

I will edit the tutorial shortly to reflect the changes.

Kari

BRAC · 01 Dec 2018

Glad to hear that and thanks for the reply.

Bob77 · 11 Dec 2018

Recently tried to install using a DVD burned from an ISO from UUPtoISO and got this error, "Windows cannot read <product key> from unattend answer file.

Couldn't get any further and ended up having to download install media from microsoft.

sdowney717 · 25 Jan 2019

What causes the PC to shut down, as in it just turns off during the running of this uuptoiso?
Like in someone pulls the plug off.
Its happened twice, and it never makes the disc image.
But it does a lot of processing for some time.
I had gotten the uup files from here

UUP dump

DonCuthbert · 25 Jan 2019

sdowney717 said:

What causes the PC to shut down, as in it just turns off during the running of this uuptoiso?
Like in someone pulls the plug off.
Its happened twice, and it never makes the disc image.
But it does a lot of processing for some time.
I had gotten the uup files from here

UUP dump

I would think the most common cause of such a sudden power off would be overheating. Some computers will tell you that was the cause during the next boot though.

sdowney717 · 25 Jan 2019

DonCuthbert said:

I would think the most common cause of such a sudden power off would be overheating. Some computers will tell you that was the cause during the next boot though.

I wonder, PC makes a click when it shuts off dead.
On reboots nothing from windows about any problem, just boots normally.
There ought to be a program I could run to test this overheat, see if it shuts down running something?

CountMike · 25 Jan 2019

sdowney717 said:

I wonder, PC makes a click when it shuts off dead.
On reboots nothing from windows about any problem, just boots normally.
There ought to be a program I could run to test this overheat, see if it shuts down running something?

Yes, there are many. Try this one: Download