I have a Windows ISO called "Windows.iso". Is there
a way to look inside the iso (easily done) and check what
build, release it is?
On 8/22/24 08:38 PM, T wrote:Would help to post the info too.
Hi All,These are from some notes I've made. They're data 2021. I don't see anything dangerous, take it
I have a Windows ISO called "Windows.iso". Is there
a way to look inside the iso (easily done) and check what
build, release it is?
Many thanks,
-T
with a grain of salt.
Hi All,These are from some notes I've made. They're data 2021. I don't see anything dangerous, take it
I have a Windows ISO called "Windows.iso". Is there
a way to look inside the iso (easily done) and check what
build, release it is?
Many thanks,
-T
Another way is to use DISM command.
Mount the ISO (in Windows 10: right click, mount), browse to the
"sources" folder and locate the
biggest file in that folder.
Assuming that the biggest file is called "install.wim" and assuming that
the ISO was mounted
as drive "L", for instance, then run cmd (command prompt) as administrator [in Windows 10: Winkey + X, Command prompt (Admin)]
and type (or paste) this command:
dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:L:\sources\install.wim /index:1
then hit Enter.
4.x: NT 4.x 5.0: Windows 2000 5.1: Windows XP 5.2: Windows 2003 Server
or Windows XP-64-bit 6.0: Windows Vista 6.1: Windows 7 6.2; Windows 8
6.3: Windows 8.1 10.0: Windows 10
Hi All,
I have a Windows ISO called "Windows.iso". Is there
a way to look inside the iso (easily done) and check what
build, release it is?
Many thanks,
-T
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