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

That was a Darwin Award moment!

Posting the app for you guys to test, sharing a download link, then removing the app from my OneDrive and start editing the code. Not even remotely thinking that for my download link to work, it's better if the downloadable object exists :)

Kari said:

That was a Darwin Award moment!

Posting the app for you guys to test, sharing a download link, then removing the app from my OneDrive and start editing the code. Not even remotely thinking that for my download link to work, it's better if the downloadable object exists :)

I just grabbed it......in case it moves again!

f14tomcat said:

I just grabbed it......in case it moves again!

Created a more logical folder structure in OneDrive for me not to do stupid again! It should stay there, downloadable.

I've replaced the downloadable test version in below quoted post with a new one just now (see time stamp of this post), had to fix license terms, blurry and pixelated logo in last setup prompt and some minor mostly cosmetic bugs.

Please test, make ISO images and tell if you find anything out of order.

Kari said:

   Note

Tutorial updated, this post is not relevant anymore.

OK "beta testers", please test and give feedback. Download latest version: UUPtoISOSetup.exe

File is digitally signed, no Windows Smart Screen complaints. To keep track and make things a bit easier I started versioning this, the one downloadable now is version 2.2.

Changes:

• UUPtoISO can be installed anywhere you want to
• Installation and Start Menu folders can be named as you wish
• Tool is now an application (.exe) allowing a Start Menu launcher and desktop shortcut being created when installing, allowing pinning a Start tile, and allowing uninstall normally from Settings > Apps or Programs and Features
  
• No copying or moving files anymore, you can make ISO simply by pointing UUPtoISO to UUP folder in C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download before preforming the upgrade, or the same folder in Windows.old if you have already upgraded

If you decide to test please read very short and simple Quick Start.pdf first, it can be found in UUPtoISO folder after installation. Here's the PDF in case you want to read it before downloading and installing: Attachment 124900

All feedback welcome.

Kari

A well Finnished product. :) Does what it says on the box!
Thank you all, especially Kari & Slicendice who did all the hard work between them!
Now let's see what MS Windows 10 Developers can do to *uck it up again!" (where * ="m").

Fafhrd said:

A well Finnished product. :) Does what it says on the box!
Thank you all, especially Kari & Slicendice who did all the hard work between them!
Now let's see what MS Windows 10 Developers can do to *uck it up again!" (where * ="m").

Thanks :)

I'll let you guys test this until tomorrow, hopefully we got no bad news about its functionality, If nothing comes up I'll rewrite tutorial tomorrow and try to make a new video for it.

Kari said:

Thanks :)

I'll let you guys test this until tomorrow, hopefully we got no bad news about its functionality, If nothing comes up I'll rewrite tutorial tomorrow and try to make a new video for it.

And Patch Tuesday will cram something into the kernel to blow the whole thing out of the water!


Joking! Joking!

Kari said:

Here you go: UUPtoISOSetup.exe

Thanks Kari! [emoji106]

This really interrupted my initial countdown sequence. Huston, problem solved!

Cheers

Version 2.2 of the UUPtoISO application installed and converted 15055 Pro EN-US like a charm. No complaints here. ( Except now I can not see the source code anymore ;-) )

Great job!