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  1. Posts : 2,205
    WINDOWS 10 Pro x64 build 19042.685
       #510

    kjlkjadfasdfasd said:
    The problem is this is not working. If i a run the root \setup.exe, it doesn't have the option to skip a product key. If I run \sources\setup.exe, I do get the prompt to skip a key, but then it errors out on continuing and says I must run setup.exe from the root. In neither instance do I get to select the version.

    If I boot from the ISO I created, it says I cannot do an upgrade, only a fresh install. I believe it was you who posted the xml earlier, and the hash on the ESD I downloaded is the same as in that file.
    I do not know if this helps you, but I have read in other forums that some people have had similar problems and were due to the creation of the ISO with an old version of the program that converts ESD to ISO, someone in this forum also said that he had problems and was because he used an old version of the program.
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  2. Posts : 15
    W10 Pro IP 64b
       #511

    kjlkjadfasdfasd said:
    The problem is this is not working. If i a run the root \setup.exe, it doesn't have the option to skip a product key. If I run \sources\setup.exe, I do get the prompt to skip a key, but then it errors out on continuing and says I must run setup.exe from the root. In neither instance do I get to select the version.

    If I boot from the ISO I created, it says I cannot do an upgrade, only a fresh install. I believe it was you who posted the xml earlier, and the hash on the ESD I downloaded is the same as in that file.
    Using your ISO medium go to \sources; open product.ini in text editor (notepad?), find your preferred version of Win 10 and universal key for this version.
    Seems like it: [example]
    professional=VK7JG-NPHTM-C97JM-9MPGT-3V66T
    Last edited by chrisn; 08 Oct 2017 at 16:53. Reason: formating
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  3. Posts : 56,830
    Multi-boot Windows 10/11 - RTM, RP, Beta, and Insider
       #512

    LEOPEVA64 said:
    I do not know if this helps you, but I have read in other forums that some people have had similar problems and were due to the creation of the ISO with an old version of the program that converts ESD to ISO, someone in this forum also said that he had problems and was because he used an old version of the program.
    This is just a text file include with the stuff Dave made available for the ESD files. So I don't think it violates any posting regs. It's important to read the Readme file and follow all the instructions.

    Code:
    ===============================================================================
    # Info #
    
    An automated script to process Microsoft's original ESD file (encrypted or decrypted),
    to convert it into a usable state (ISO / WIM / decrypted ESD).
    
    ===============================================================================
    # Attention #
    
    - Run update_esd_cryptokey_data.cmd to get the latest key database first
    specially if a new build is released with new ESD Decryption Key
    
    - The script is set to not backup encrypted ESD before decrypting it, which will change the file hash
    therefore, if you want to maintain the original ESD file state,
    make sure to turn the backup ON by pressing 9 before proceeding to other operations.
    
    - Administrator privileges are required to run the script
    
    ===============================================================================
    # How To Use #
    
    - Temporary disable AV or protection program so it doesn't interfere with the process.
    
    - Make sure the ESD file is not read-only or blocked.
    
    - Extract this pack to a folder with simple path to avoid troubles (example: C:\ESD).
    
    - You may start the process using any of these ways:
    # Copy/Move ESD file to the same folder besides the script, then run decrypt.cmd
    
    # Drag & drop ESD file on decrypt.cmd
    
    # Directly run decrypt.cmd and you will be prompted to enter the ESD file path
    
    # Open Admin Command Prompt in the current directory, and Execute: decrypt ESDFileNameAndPath
    examples:
    decrypt 15063.0.170317-1834.rs2_release_cliententerprise_vol_x86fre_en-us_dc818e39982d8bd922dca73fd51e330aa99bc3f1.esd
    decrypt C:\RecoveryImage\install.esd
    decrypt H:\ESD\ir4_cpra_x64frer_en-us.esd
    
    - If all goes well, you will have these options:
    1 - Create Full ISO with Standard install.wim
    this will convert ESD to a regular ISO distribution that contains standard install.wim file
    
    2 - Create Full ISO with Compressed install.esd
    similar to the first, but it will have highly compressed install.esd file
    
    3 - Create Standard install.wim
    this will create a single install.wim file, which can be used with other ISO for the same product version
    or to use it for manual apply using dism/wimlib
    
    4 - Create Compressed install.esd
    similar to the third, but it will create install.esd file, which can be used just like install.wim
    
    5 - Decrypt ESD file only (if the file is encrypted)
    
    5 - ESD file info (if the file is already decrypted)
    
    ===============================================================================
    # Multi-Architecture ISO (x86/x64) #
    
    It is possible to create an ISO for both architectures together, similar to Media Creation Tool
    
    How to:
    - get 2 ESDs with different architectures, same language, same version (i.e. both en-us build 10586)
    - place the ESD files next to the script
    - execute the script directly, and choose an option that suites you
    
    Options:
    1- ISO with 2 solid install.esd                 (same as MediaCreationTool)
    this will create two separate install.esd for each architecture
    
    2- ISO with 2 serviceable install.wim           (similar to 1, bigger size)
    this will create two separate install.wim for each architecture
    
    3- ISO with 1 shared serviceable install.wim         (smaller overall size)
    this will combine both architectures images into one install.wim, which will be duplicated in each architecture directory,
    then, ISO optimization feature is used to reduce the overall size by storing it once (shared file)
    
    ===============================================================================
    # Credits #
    
    qad
    esddecrypt.exe program
    
    @tfwboredom
    new key support for esddecrypt.exe
    
    Eric Biggers
    wimlib
    
    mkuba50
    busybox method to help create identical ISO from the same ESD
     @RGAdguard
    RSA cryptokeys key.cmd host server / update script
    
    RSA cryptokeys
    MrMagic, Chris123NT, mohitbajaj143, Superwzt, timster
    
    murphy78
    original script
    
    nosferati87, NiFu, s1ave77, ztsoft, and any other MDL forums members contributed in the ESD project
    
    ===============================================================================
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  4. Posts : 14,046
    Windows 11 Pro X64 22H2 22621.1848
       #513

    If you got the ESD links from David then he also sent you esd-decrypter-wimlib-30.7z. Unzip that and run update_esd_cryptokey_data.cmd and then decrypt.cmd following directions in the _ReadMe.txt he included.

    If you got the ESD som other way, see here:

    Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Slow Build 16299.15 for PC
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  5. Posts : 56,830
    Multi-boot Windows 10/11 - RTM, RP, Beta, and Insider
       #514

    Ztruker said:
    If you got the ESD links from David then he also sent you esd-decrypter-wimlib-30.7z. Unzip that and run update_esd_cryptokey_data.cmd and then decrypt.cmd following directions in the _ReadMe.txt he included.

    If you got the ESD som other way, see here:

    Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast+Slow Build 16299.15 for PC
    Thanks, that's all spelled out in my post just before yours.
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  6. Posts : 2,205
    WINDOWS 10 Pro x64 build 19042.685
       #515

    f14tomcat said:
    This is just a text file include with the stuff Dave made available for the ESD files. So I don't think it violates any posting regs. It's important to read the Readme file and follow all the instructions.
    Yes, I have those files, I did not have any problems creating ISO or when I did an in place upgrade from build 15063.632.
    Ztruker said:
    If you got the ESD links from David then he also sent you esd-decrypter-wimlib-30.7z
    The most recent version is esd-decrypter-wimlib-31.
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  7. Posts : 56,830
    Multi-boot Windows 10/11 - RTM, RP, Beta, and Insider
       #516

    LEOPEVA64 said:
    Yes, I have those files, I did not have any problems creating ISO or when I did an in place upgrade from build 15063.638.

    The most recent version is esd-decrypter-wimlib-31.
    Oh, I was certain you did, that was just in support of your post to make sure others are using the correct one. Easy to miss and assume it's ok to use the existing tutorial version of ESDtoISO.
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  8. Posts : 2,205
    WINDOWS 10 Pro x64 build 19042.685
       #517

    f14tomcat said:
    Oh, I was certain you did, that was just in support of your post to make sure others are using the correct one. Easy to miss and assume it's ok to use the existing tutorial version of ESDtoISO.
    Ok.
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  9. Posts : 26,451
    Windows 11 Pro 22631.3527
       #518

    kipper said:
    Just tried Sleeping the system and it came out of it without any problems......gonna keep trying to break this update; I am betting I can if I try hard enough.....LOL
    Your system specs are quite better than mine. I am still on SSD 2, USB2 and ddr3 memory but every other build , sleep worked on all prior builds Prior to RS3.
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  10. Posts : 10,311
    Wndows 10 Pro x64 release preview channel
       #519

    Josey Wales said:
    Your system specs are quite better than mine. I am still on SSD 2, USB2 and ddr3 memory but every other build , sleep worked on all prior builds Prior to RS3.
    And your system specs are higher than mine Josey apart from the CPU speed and this build runs fine for me.
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