How i can find out which build is the iso file i download?

jimbo45 · Friday at 4:01 AM

Gregory said:
Ok with simple words.

If from an iso file that suspected it is enterprise/ltsc edition unrar it all and check the file "install.wim" how i can know for sure what build and if there is ltsc????
But for sure not just from luck.

And for one more time this site is ok?

Enterprise editions though aren't usually available via retail - Workstations Pro is and is almost as good.

I'd be 100% suspicious though of any software purporting to be a genuine Ms product if it didn't come with either an .msi or .exe installer or as an iso. Even a "zipped" file would be unusual -- .rar rachives used to be favourites for having other nasty payloads in them -- previously well known torrent sites were riddled with torrents in .rar format having all sorts of malware etc.

UUPDUMP is one place though where you can get perfectly safe isos by downloading the command and running the process. Iso's created are perfectly safe. Enterprise editions are available there -- you will still need the appropriate license to activate it though.

Cheers
jimbo

antspants · Friday at 4:17 AM

Gregory said:
And for one more time this site is ok?

You can’t read your own thread? People have responded in many ways. And how the hell would anyone know if that site is OK? I’ve spoken to a lot of people here but am yet to meet anyone from the “Office of ISO’s & the Legitimacy Thereafter” police.
Do your own due diligence, check online for warnings or complaints? It would appear nobody here knows about them. It’s a new site in BETA state.

Gregory said:
If from an iso file that suspected it is enterprise/ltsc edition unrar it all and check the file "install.wim" how i can know for sure what build and if there is ltsc????
But for sure not just from luck.

People have supplied you with links.

Tell us how you’re going to licence it?

AngusAranda · Friday at 9:18 AM

You don't have to license Enterprise if you use an unattended setup to skip the key.

Of course then you have that annoying watermark and miss out on a few personalization features, but hey this man wants what he wants.

I have a new feeling that he doesn't know what he's doing and in his past was taught something by someone who he holds dearly and respected.

So for us to try and explain that his knowledge is outdated or unsafe would be akin to that of a discussion to have him change religious belief systems.

Greg, buddy, I literally recorded a video of the EXACT downloads you were asking for.

Would you now like for me to record a video of installing them now?

I want to help you so much but you keep saying what I'm helping you with is incorrect.

Do you know how that makes me feel?

I feel like you're asking for some water because you are thirsty. So I give you a nice big glass of water.

Then you tell me: no, I'm thirsty.

Help me to understand you more so that I can help you.

AngusAranda · Friday at 9:27 AM

Gregory said:
Really you believed that i don't know how to download from Ms windows iso files?
Again i never ask this.
I ask from where i can download enterprise ltsc versions/builds NOT home or pro so your answer is not correct.

I'd like to bring your attention back to post #18 on page 1 of this thread:

How i can find out which build is the iso file i download?

Hi. I download an iso file of windows 11 or windows 10 and i want to know which build and what windows iso file is without need to uncompress or mount this iso file anywhere. Is there a way to do that?

www.elevenforum.com

As I already told you there are no downloads officially available from Microsoft which will be Genuine ISO's for Windows 10 and 11 Enterprise LTSC with the Greek Language pack already included.

If you take note of the attached screenshots to this post you'll see that there's very limited languages available.

Which is why I then provided all of the information you need in order to get the Greek Language Pack inside of an ISO on post #25 of this thread on page 2:

How i can find out which build is the iso file i download?

LTSC is not offered to non-Enterprise customers. There are pirate sites where you can find the ISO's, but obviously we can't discuss them on ElevenForum.

www.elevenforum.com

I'm starting to feel disrespected by you and that's not very cool of you man and I think you might even be starting to violate this form's policies.

pseymour · Friday at 9:49 AM

Gregory said:
If from an iso file that suspected it is enterprise/ltsc edition unrar it all and check the file "install.wim" how i can know for sure what build and if there is ltsc????
But for sure not just from luck.

garlin linked, in post #13, one method to get an accurate build number. You can get a list of the images inside a WIM, and the descriptions should say they are LTSC if they indeed are, but the image names and descriptions are mutable, so if you get them from unscrupulous sites, who knows what you really downloaded.

Powershell:

Get-WindowsImage -ImagePath "E:\sources\install.wim"

ImageIndex       : 1
ImageName        : Windows 11 Enterprise LTSC
ImageDescription : Windows 11 Enterprise LTSC
ImageSize        : 18,231,035,823 bytes

ImageIndex       : 2
ImageName        : Windows 11 Enterprise N LTSC
ImageDescription : Windows 11 Enterprise N LTSC
ImageSize        : 17,798,451,887 bytes

The WIM itself won't readily indicate that it's Greek, but the lang.ini file, in the same folder as install.wim, will.

INI:

[Available UI Languages]
el-gr = 3

[Fallback Languages]
el-gr = en-us

Gregory · 2025-07-13T13:40:40-0400

I download from the site i tallied you the win11 iso file and this is what dism command show me:
So that it means it is really ltsc 2024 version but i don't see what language is.

And i believe i can remove entirely the n edition cause it's useless to exist at this iso file correct?
Can you suggest me one easy way to simply remove the n edition?
I believe it is both english and greek language cause as i see inside the source folder of iso has folders
eu-es
el-gr
And at file lang.ini has this:
[Available UI Languages]
el-gr = 3
[Fallback Languages]
el-gr = en-us

hsehestedt · 2025-07-13T14:42:28-0400

I'm away from my primary machine right now, but I can get you commands to do that later unless someone else can provide those now. The idea is to export all the editions you want to a new image while leaving behind those you do not want.

NOTE: If you are thinking that this will save a lot of space, it won't. By far the majority of files are identical between editions and those get deduplicated so you won't save much at all in space, if that is your goal.

garlin · 2025-07-13T14:56:07-0400

Also you can't integrate any W11 images on a W7 RTM host (6.1.7600.16385).

hsehestedt · 2025-07-13T14:58:12-0400

Ok, I am attaching a Word Document. This is just one in a series of procedures that I wrote as notes for myself. Skip to page 2, the section called "Multiple Windows Editions in One Image Bootable from BIOS and UEFI Created Using Only Native Windows Tools". This will show you how to delete (by omission), those editions you do not wish to keep.

IMPORTANT: All editions should be of the same build.

Kees · 2025-07-13T15:15:21-0400

As I never open any Word documents that are on the Internet I will not download your file and possibly others feel the same.

Why don't you export the Word file to a PDF?

pseymour · 2025-07-13T15:18:05-0400

Yeah, because no one ever put anything malicious in a PDF.

hsehestedt · 2025-07-13T15:23:43-0400

Kees said:
As I never open any Word documents that are on the Internet I will not download your file and possibly others feel the same.

I get it to some degree, but do you really think that someone with over 4,000 posts is going to suddenly start posting malicious Word docs?

Here it is as a PDF....

garlin · 2025-07-13T15:25:37-0400

It's the same reason we have Defender and AV solutions. I don't know if your PC is infected or not. Valid argument to make.

hsehestedt · 2025-07-13T15:29:31-0400

Let me add one more point since my integrity has been called into question:

If I post a document here, then I personally am the author and can guarantee no malware. If I post anything from a third party, it would be a link noting the source. I check all my docs.

pseymour · 2025-07-13T15:31:30-0400

hsehestedt said:
I get it to some degree, but do you really think that someone with over 4,000 posts is going to suddenly start posting malicious Word docs?

That’s what someone would say if they were about to start posting malicious Word docs.

Gregory · 2025-07-13T15:31:38-0400

hsehestedt said:
I'm away from my primary machine right now, but I can get you commands to do that later unless someone else can provide those now. The idea is to export all the editions you want to a new image while leaving behind those you do not want.

NOTE: If you are thinking that this will save a lot of space, it won't. By far the majority of files are identical between editions and those get deduplicated so you won't save much at all in space, if that is your goal.

Exactly that is my goal.
I want if it can all the iso can fit into one dvd single layer disc.

And another thing.
All ltsc editions of windows doesn't need internet or mail to install it correct?

hsehestedt · 2025-07-13T15:34:17-0400

garlin said:
It's the same reason we have Defender and AV solutions. I don't know if your PC is infected or not. Valid argument to make.

Ok, I'll concede that point. Some healthy skepticism is warranted these days.

If the PDF is not okay, I can post as plain text but it loses all formatting them and will look like rubbish.

I know that you have no way of knowing this, but in all my years of working with PCs, I have seen a virus once about 20 years ago and that was instantly stopped in its tracks, so I think my defenses are working

hsehestedt · 2025-07-13T15:35:35-0400

Gregory said:
I want if it can all the iso can fit into one dvd single layer disc.

I don't think that this will do the trick. Again, removing editions will save you nearly nothing. Let me do an experiment and report back shortly....

Kees · 2025-07-13T15:35:53-0400

hsehestedt said:
Let me add one more point since my integrity has been called into question

May be you feel it like that, but your intergrity was not in question. Not at all!
Out of principle I just never ever open Word or Excel files from the Internet. That's all, it has nothing to do with your intergrity

pseymour said:
Yeah, because no one ever put anything malicious in a PDF.

Because I never activate any Java scripting in my pdf readers, I am (almost, you never know) sure a pdf can't harm my system!
That's completely different from Office documents.

hsehestedt · 2025-07-13T15:41:58-0400

Okay, I took a Windows ISO image that has 11 editions. That file is 6.88GB in size. I removed ALL editions except for the PRO edition and that dropped the size down to 6.37GB.

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