Windows 10: Media Creation Tool Offline?

When Windows 10 first came out I was easily able to create a 32-bit/64-bit hybrid install on a flash drive using Media Creation Tool. I now want to create one for my dad who is having trouble getting his system updated but can't find this tool anymore, only the individual ISO's for 32-bit or 64-bit. Did MS take down this tool? Is there somewhere else I can get it?

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Media Creation Tool

Microsoft determined my Toshiba machine could be successfully upgraded from Win7 to Win10.

I was going to use the Media Creation Tool to either do an automatic repair or failing that perform a restore. Not a clean install.

 

Media Creation Tool

So, you cannot make the media tool from your Vista machine. Vista is an older os and is not supported anymore by Microsoft. What you should do is have your friend help you create the media tool. After that, run it in your Toshiba machine. You will have to
go to the bios of the machine to do a clean installation of Windows 10 (boot your machine from the usb). The thing is not about accepting Microsoft's offer to install Win. 10 on the Toshiba machine. As I mentioned, it is weather the machine specific meets
the requirements of Windows 10. If it doesn't and you are able to install Windows 10 successfully, the machine could have issues when running it. Plus, you might need a license for Windows 10.

So, you were able to install Windows 10 based on your last points? There are issues because your device is not compatible with Win. 10.

 

Here is the link to the download of the Media Creation Tool: Windows 10

Note that the info "32 Bit" or "64 Bit" on that website is relevant for the PC on which you want to use the Media Creation Tool. It does not mean that with your download of the Media Creation Tool you could only download the 32 or the 64 bit version of Windows 10.

 

Those just download the ISO files, not the Media Creation Tool.

 

The link is correct

download the Media creation Tool
make sure you have a stick available of 8GB
Start the tool and select: Create Installation Media for another PC
select the USB penndrive and ..... be happy

Good luck

 

I dunno... maybe I'm doing it wrong. The link you're providing shows me this:





If I click Windows 10 and choose the language of English I get this:





I click on either of the links and all I get is an ISO, not the Media Creation Tool.

I'm doing this at work on a Windows 7 machine. Is it possible since I'm not on Windows 10 the page is being redirected?

 

The first download is yes, it's a setup.exe file you then run to do all the rest.

 

Again, the only thing available to me are two ISO files (one for 32-bit and one for 64-bit). I don't have any other options.

 

Here's the page with info on the tool: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...d=ms_wol_win10

You download the tool to your PC and then you run it. It will then give you a host of different options.

 

Architecture = Both

 

I have just clicked the two links and these are the exe files it gives me:

32 bit: http://download.microsoft.com/downlo...eationTool.exe
64 bit: http://download.microsoft.com/downlo...ionToolx64.exe

 

Yep, and running it gives me the same options as always.

 

I know it is that's what I'm telling the OP.

 

I'll say this one more time. If you are currently running a 32 bit version of Windows, run the 32 bit setup.exe file. If you are currently running a 64 bit version of Windows, run the 64 bit setup.exe. The first selection has to do with what version of windows your running the tool on. Nothing more. Once you run setup.exe, you get options to download Home or Pro, 32 bit or 64 bit, or both.