Windows 10: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Slow Build 16251 PC

took 2hrs from start download to finish and so far just had to reinstall ver. 19 touchpad driver as usual
also remembered to create ISO this time

 

Thanks for that, Marty. Don't have to go chasing. *Smile

 

If you ever forget to make the ISO before the restart check in Windows.old.

 

Notice please that folder mentioned in above quote is where build 16251 UUP files can be found in 64 bit WIndows 10.

In 32 bit Windows, build 16251 UUP files can be found in following folder:
C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download\80f9016a106be306a7bce06f1d69fcf1

 

That's why it's still a good idea to take the minute or so, and do the EXT:ESD search in the Download folder. No chance of mistake.

 

Hi kari. You do have Pro, yes? Same here. I'm confused. I have no 80f9016a106be306a7bce06f1d69fcf1. My folder, the only one with the needed install files, is:

C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download\3ec4bb507630d4a5e06349bc964df302

Is this different because I have an AMD CPU?






That is the one with the EXT:ESD search.

 

Correct folder to make ISO can also be found by Date modified time stamp; as the last phase of initializing and preparing PC to upgrade is for system to collect files required to folder in question, it's the last folder modified in SoftwareDistribution\Download when Restart now button is finally shown.

Just sort the Download folder according to Date modified, folder with most recent time stamp is your UUP folder:



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The EXT:ESD search is right from your tut. Is that still correct?

 

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.

 

Searching for ext.esd always works for me - so I keep doing it

 

Thanks, Kari.

Hmm. Interesting indeed. I also have a bunch of folders there that are marked modified today. A few are empty.

I make an ISO and a WIM, which were made with no error.

Anyone else with an AMD so to clarify?

 

*Ditto Always seemed the simple way.