Windows 10: Not getting new Insider Preview Build 14328

OK. I'll use the "install.esd" from the laptop which already has 14328. I'll post back.

 

Great.

After you have converted the esd to iso file, you have 2 options.

1. Burn it to a bootable DVD or USB and use it to do a clean install.
2. You can do an in-place upgrade install :
Just use the iso file you have just created, RIGHT click at it > click Mount > click Setup.exe.
Installation will begin.
You will be allowed to keep your files, settings and apps.
No product key is required.
Activation is automatic.

 

Thanks, David. Great things from our Northern Neighbors. I'll get back.
Pete

 

All right!! Got the 14332 on the laptop so I'm using that.
Creating the iso. Haven't done this type work in a couple years.
"Writing 975 files in 95 directories to 14332.1001.160422"


Got the iso, took 15 minutes so I'll try the in-place upgrade.

 

Something confuses me.

You found build 14328 esd (post #14), and now you found 14332 esd.
Why then you did not get it updated automatically by Windows Update ?

Anyway, good luck.
Please post back the result of In-place Upgrade.

 

The 14328 was on the laptop I'm using to build the iso.
The problem desktop PC still sits with 14316.

Question on the iso creation.
It was created in a zip folder. 14332.1001.160422-1940.RS1_RELEASE_CLIENTCORE_OEMRET_X64FRE_EN-US.ISO is in a zip "iso Archive"
I open it and it has all the data from "boot" to "seup.exe"
If I want to do the inplace, should I extract and run setup?
Something isn't right.

 

Have you used step #4 ?

4.) Open the downloaded ZIP archive with File Explorer, click Extract all, select where you want the files to be extracted, click Extract. Here I selected to extract the files on drive E:, folder ESD:

 

cfourkays,

If you run into roadblocks, don't give up.
Post back. I may have a more simplified way for you to convert esd to iso .

 

................The 14328 was on the laptop I'm using to build the iso.
The problem desktop PC still sits with 14316...................................

Are both the laptop and the desktop running the SAME Win 10 Edition, Language and Bit version ?

 

Thanks for catching that.
The laptop is "Home" and the problem desktop is "Pro".
I'll have to get a PC with 10-Pro on it to get the right ESD.

 

Just a suggestion........................

Go back to your desktop, the one with the problem.
Is the Install.esd still found under Sources folder ?
If yes, use it to convert to an iso file > then burn it to a bootable media.
Use the media to do a Clean Install.................... make sure you backup files you want to keep first.

I am speculating that a Clean Install will sort things out and hence enable the system to download and install new insider preview build.

 

So here's what I did. (Didn't give up)
Clean installed my W-7 Pro.
Downloaded official 14295 iso converted to USB (Rufus) and installed.
Everything works except now update says:

There were problems installing some updates, but we'll try again later. If you keep seeing this and want to search the web or contact support for information, this may help:
Windows 10 Insider Preview 14332 - Error 0x80240031

Just found an official iso download for 14332 so I'm going to clean install and let anyone who's interested know what happens.
Pete (Brink would be proud of me)

 

I am NOT aware there is an "Official" iso download for 14332.

Would you mind post the link to that download site ?

 

Microsoft has yet to release Insider Preview build 14332 ISO to the public.
What you have found from the websites are NOT from Microsoft and therefore NOT "Official".

I am not saying the iso is no good. I am saying it is not released by Microsoft and therefore cannot be classified as an Official release of 14332 ISO.

 

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...reviewadvanced

sure looked official to me.