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Thanks for tutorial. Great tool.

Hi Shawn, is it possible to find an acceptable way of adding a section on how to get old builds?

This is significant where people are still running older builds and particularly where their system is not approved for upgrade by MS (e.g. the recently introduced warning about their system not yet being quite ready for 1903) or where they need to retain an older build for various reasons.

This is (I think) the only potentially relevant tutorial. The question keeps recurring, and sometimes people struggle to give a correct response. There's Heidoc's tool, and then there was this (unfortunately now hidden):
Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk
post #3, last item - iso downloader
which mentioned it, albeit without reference to how to create a bootable disk.

(Noted post #2 contains a useful tool, likewise hidden, but unrelated to this)

Thanks!

dalchina said:

Hi Shawn, is it possible to find an acceptable way of adding a section on how to get old builds?

This is significant where people are still running older builds and particularly where their system is not approved for upgrade by MS (e.g. the recently introduced warning about their system not yet being quite ready for 1903) or where they need to retain an older build for various reasons.

This is (I think) the only potentially relevant tutorial. The question keeps recurring, and sometimes people struggle to give a correct response. There's Heidoc's tool, and then there was this (unfortunately now hidden):
Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk
post #3, last item - iso downloader
which mentioned it, albeit without reference to how to create a bootable disk.

(Noted post #2 contains a useful tool, likewise hidden, but unrelated to this)

Thanks!

Great suggestion!
I second it...

dalchina said:

Hi Shawn, is it possible to find an acceptable way of adding a section on how to get old builds?

This is significant where people are still running older builds and particularly where their system is not approved for upgrade by MS (e.g. the recently introduced warning about their system not yet being quite ready for 1903) or where they need to retain an older build for various reasons.

This is (I think) the only potentially relevant tutorial. The question keeps recurring, and sometimes people struggle to give a correct response. There's Heidoc's tool, and then there was this (unfortunately now hidden):
Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk
post #3, last item - iso downloader
which mentioned it, albeit without reference to how to create a bootable disk.

(Noted post #2 contains a useful tool, likewise hidden, but unrelated to this)

Thanks!

UUP dump would be one way to get older builds.

The problem is finding a site that offers official downloads directly from Microsoft.

Yes, but UUP Dump can't be considered exactly user friendly.

However, if users were given a guide (screenshot per link per iso there?) or links to the appropriate iso's there, that might be viable.

Is Heidoc's downloader an option? They say:

This tool allows an easy and comfortable way to download genuine Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 disk images (ISO) directly from Microsoft's servers, as well as Office 2010, Office 2013, Office 2016, Office 2019, Expression Studio and Office for Mac.

That would be good then.