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


  1. Posts : 2,832
    Windows 10 Pro X64
       #580

    Hi,

    My guess is that's because many of those are cross-linked.

    Cheers,
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  2. Posts : 17,661
    Windows 10 Pro
    Thread Starter
       #581

    From another related tutorial (Create Windows 10 ISO image from Existing Installation):

    Kari said:
    information   Information
    OK geeks, let's do this:

    TF Live Workshop - Create a Custom Windows 10 Creators Update ISO

    A live Skype Event on Saturday, March 25th 2017 at 17:00 (5 PM) UTC. You can check the time in your time zone here: TF Live Workshop - Create a Custom Windows 10 Creators Update ISO

    The above link opens a page showing you event start time in UTC (left) and your local time (right), in screenshot example it shows that event starts at 18:00 (6 PM) my local CET. The local time is based on current location of your computer, in 12 H format where it applies:
    UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files-image.png

    The Skype Event is open to anyone to join, you do not need to be a Ten Forums member, you do not need a Skype or Microsoft Account, you can join completely anonymously as guest. Of course it is recommended that when asked for event screen name you use your Ten Forums username.

    The event is estimated to take 90 minutes.

    Naturally you can just follow the demonstration and participate in discussion, but to get most of this event I recommend you to prepare for it as follows:

    1.) Download and install Windows ADK Insider Preview (Assessment and Deployment Kit). The latest version at the moment of writing this is build 15052 (ADK builds are not same than W10 builds):

    Download

    Download is a 2.8 GB ISO image, save it first then mount the ISO (double click), run adksetup. You can of course install every component if you so wish but for our workshop only the component Deployment Tools is required:
    UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files-image.png

    That includes the Windows SIM (System Image Manager), the tool we will need to build an answer file.

    2.) If you don't have a recent Windows 10 Insider Preview ISO image (15025 or later), download one for your preferred edition. Latest available for direct download at the moment is build 15058:

    Download

    3.) Last download, a so called catalog (.clg) file we need in order to be able to create an answer file with Windows SIM. Select one for edition you will work with on our event:

    W10 Home W10 Pro W10 Education W10 Enterprise
    Download Download Download Download

    4.) One more optional step: install Windows 10 on a new virtual machine in your selected virtualisation platform. I recommend of course Hyper-V, see tutorial. When Windows setup after last restart arrives to region selection, shut down the VM. Do not select anything, just shut down or turn off the VM. We will continue from that point on Saturday.

    A nice way to shut down from OOBE Region selection is to press SHIFT + F10 to open Command Prompt and enter command shutdown -s -t 0 -f:
    UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files-image.png

    In any case do not continue beyond Region selection!

    See you geeks on Saturday! I promise you, however complicated this with ADK and SIM and catalog files and answer files looks, it really is quite easy, logical and simple :)

    Link to event will be posted in this thread about half an hour before start.

    Kari
    Last edited by Kari; 22 Mar 2017 at 20:33.
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  3. Posts : 2,666
    Windows 11 21H2 (22000.593)
       #582

    After the copying started failing I cancelled it. Now there are two image files buried deep that the system says it cannot find and thus cannot delete, out of some 58K files that were copied.
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  4. Posts : 119
    Windows 10
       #583

    johngalt said:
    After the copying started failing I cancelled it. Now there are two image files buried deep that the system says it cannot find and thus cannot delete, out of some 58K files that were copied.
    I would try booting with Windows install media and use SHIFT-F10 to get Command Prompt. If there is a sub-folder that you can see to delete, use
    Code:
    rd /S /Q foldername
    You could also run chkdsk to be sure that all is well.
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  5. Posts : 130
    windows 10
       #584

    Using UUP to iso exe. I was able to create iso of build 15063. Many thanks to Kari & his whole team
    Cheers
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  6. Posts : 119
    Windows 10
       #585

    From another thread:
    DonCuthbert said:
    I have found that if you run DISM /RestoreHealth on an offline image of 15063 that it will complete without errors. I guess for some reason, when Windows is offline, it does not look for that FlightSigning package. Maybe this would have worked for all of the previous builds as well.

    You can do this by booting with Windows 10 build 15063 install media. Use SHIFT-F10 to get a Command Prompt. Use the Install.wim from your boot media as your Repair source. In the example pasted below, I have another installed copy of 15063 Pro on a separate partition and ran offline Repair on it using a copy of 15063 Pro Install.wim. You would need to replace F: in my example with C: or D: for your Windows volume and point to the right path for the Install.wim.
    Code:
    DISM /Image:F:\ /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:WIM:"15063 Pro x64.wim":1
    
    Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool
    Version: 10.0.15063.0
    
    Image Version: 10.0.15063.0
    
    [==========================100.0%==========================] The restore operation completed successfully.
    The operation completed successfully.
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  7. Posts : 83
    Windows 10
       #586

    Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:wim:F:\sources\install.wim:1 continues to NOT work under version 15063 official ISO

    But I have to use the command you suggested, correct?
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  8. Posts : 83
    Windows 10
       #587

    Explain the part you are NOT using /Online and not specifying to "F:\sources\install.wim" but instead using :"15063 Pro x64.wim", would that also work for me with my ISO mounted?
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  9. Posts : 83
    Windows 10
       #588

    DragonFireDon22 said:
    Explain the part you are NOT using /Online and not specifying to "F:\sources\install.wim" but instead using :"15063 Pro x64.wim", would that also work for me with my ISO mounted?
    Oh, do I have to boot with a media created from the ISO in order to do that (AKA I can't just mount it)?
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  10. Posts : 119
    Windows 10
       #589

    DragonFireDon22 said:
    Oh, do I have to boot with a media created from the ISO in order to do that (AKA I can't just mount it)?
    Yes boot from it so your Windows is not running while DISM works. I was pointing to a specific copy of Install.wim that I had in that example and doing the repair on an install of Windows 10 that I have on another partition.

    Instead, if you boot from a USB stick or DVD, you would point to possibly /Source:WIM:D:\Sources\Install.wim:1 so the command might be like below, depending on if C: still is your Windows drive. Adjust D: to be whatever the USB stick or DVD is. Sometimes the drive letters are different when you boot from install media. You can use SHIFT-F10 to get a Command Prompt.
    Code:
    DISM /Image:C:\ /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:WIM:D:\Sources\Install.wim:1
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