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f14tomcat said:

I'm joking around, Kari.

I know. I just wanted to explain.

Kari said:

Interesting! I cannot explain that, would be interesting to get other AMD users to tell which folder they have.

I can only say that I do 64 bit Pro, Education and Enterprise ISO images OR upgrades without creating ISO from each build in four languages (five if EN-GB and EN-US are counted as two), the folder is always the same regardless of the edition or language.

I do Pro and Education ISO images also in 32 bit (only EN-GB), in these 32 editions the folder is also always the same.

This is from my RYZEN 7 computer -C:\Windows.old\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\Download\3ec4bb507630d4a5e06349bc964df302 -- I used the Windows\SoftwareDistribution -- same.
Running 64 bit PRO

magilla said:

This is from my RYZEN 7 computer -C:\Windows.old\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\Download\3ec4bb507630d4a5e06349bc964df302 -- I used the Windows\SoftwareDistribution -- same.
Running 64 bit PRO

OK. When you think it, it's only logical.

Summary:

The UUP folder for certain build upgrade required to make ISO is always the same in all editions for a specific processor type and bit architecture. All AMD x64 editions use one folder, Intel x86 another and so on.

Kari said:

OK. When you think it, it's only logical.

Summary:

The UUP folder for certain build upgrade required to make ISO is always the same in all editions for a specific processor type and bit architecture. All AMD x64 editions use one folder, Intel x86 another and so on.

This is from my laptop, a Intel Centrino2 C:\Windows.old\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\Download\3ec4bb507630d4a5e06349bc964df302
the same as the AMD Ryzen.
Does this vary with locale? Doesn't seem as if it should. Running 64 bit Pro, also.

magilla said:

This is from my laptop, a Intel Centrino2 C:\Windows.old\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\Download\3ec4bb507630d4a5e06349bc964df302
the same as the AMD Ryzen.
Does this vary with locale? Doesn't seem as if it should. Running 64 bit Pro, also.

LOL I give up! That contradicts my theory.

I trust I'll find the correct folder, whatever hardware I'm using :)

Kari said:

LOL I give up! That contradicts my theory.

I trust I'll find the correct folder, whatever hardware I'm using :)

that's why I follow your instructions and use EXT:ESD each time I make an ISO.