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

garlin · Monday at 1:12 AM

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.

garlin · Monday at 1:12 AM

AngusAranda said:
You can download genuine Windows 10 and 11 from the links I posted above.

What I gave you is exactly what you are asking for.

Those are eval copies, which can be converted with a purchased license. I doubt the OP will be doing that.

AngusAranda · Monday at 1:20 AM

Well he said he wanted the longest support. I was just trying to answer his question.

I feel like he doens't exactly know what to ask for in the first place.

Unless he's asking how can he activate genuine windows. Which as you just said: we can't say how to here.

But at least all of the links I provided are how he can get the longest support and enable Greek language.

Gregory · Monday at 1:53 AM

Yes but it isn't the language in the iso file.
I must install it after so I am not interested for that

AngusAranda · Monday at 1:58 AM

Microsoft doesn't bundle a ton of Language Packs inside of their installers anymore because they take up too much space and slow down the installation process, which is why it's a manual process for most languages to switch now a days.

You're not going to find a genuine ISO from Microsoft that already has the language pack for Greek included.

However, you can insert the language pack into the Windows 10/11 installer yourself following this tutorial from Microsoft:

Add languages to Windows images

learn.microsoft.com

You're going to have to do a little bit of work yourself to do exactly what you want, there's just no way around it.

I found this too, incase this is what you wanted:

How To Install The Polytonic Greek Language Pack On Windows | Ancient Greek Keyboard

Microsoft has a Polytonic Greek language pack available in its Windows Operating System which allows users to type Ancient Greek or Koine Greek on their computers. However, this language pack must first be installed before it can be used. This shows the language pack installation procedure for...

www.ancientgreekkeyboard.com

You can use this same tutorial to switch to whatever Windows Display Language and Keyboard you are looking for in the Greek Language.

It even has the instructions on how to do this for Windows 10.

Here is specifically why Language Packs are no longer included in Windows Installations:

Language packs and language interface packs are available for Windows 10 Version 1511 - Microsoft Support

Describes the language packs for computers that are running Windows 10 Version 1511.

support.microsoft.com

And a generic Languages Overpage page for Windows 11:

Languages overview

learn.microsoft.com

And a generic Languages Overpage page for Windows 10:

Languages overview

learn.microsoft.com

And here is what ChatGPT has to say about it (it pulls form credible sources and Wikipedia):

https://chatgpt.com/share/686b64c8-5a48-800e-ae5a-39450b4ab061

garlin · Monday at 2:25 AM

LTSC Eval has always been offered in a limited number of languages. For legitimate customers, the normal 38 language editions are available for download.

Gregory · Monday at 5:38 AM

I believe is not correct that.

There is no change to release any version of windows 10 with other languages except english and don't release windows 11 with include other language.
So.....

pseymour · Monday at 8:48 AM

garlin is correct; if you have legitimate access to LTSC editions, it's available in a number of languages. You shouldn't be using LTSC on a general-purpose device anyway, especially a personal device, so it's kind of irrelevant.

Gregory · Monday at 9:35 AM

I know how to do all that but I just want to have iso files of win10 and win11 64bit ltsc. And i want to install to more than 3 pc's

AngusAranda · Monday at 4:53 PM

Oh awesome! So it looks like you have everything you need then.

Let us know if you need help getting the full Greek Language Pack inserted into some ISO's.

We got chu!

Gregory · Monday at 8:24 PM

Yes but you don't understand i don't want to create a custom iso file but i want a genuine iso from ms as untouchable can be done.
Win 11 64bit enterprise ltsc greek
and
Win10 64bit enterprise ltsc greek.

pseymour · Monday at 8:26 PM

It’s simple. Sign a volume license agreement with MSFT.

hsehestedt · Monday at 8:38 PM

Gregory said:
i want a genuine iso from ms as untouchable can be done.

pseymour said:
Sign a volume license agreement with MSFT.

@Gregory, like you, I prefer to have ISO images from Microsoft, however, I cannot afford a volume license agreement for home use nor can I afford the Visual Studio subscription that would allow download of all the updated ISO images.

So here is my solution:

I download whatever the latest ISO is from Microsoft, and I download the latest updates from the Microsoft Update Catalog. I can now inject the updates into the ISO to create an ISO that is the latest build and I have nothing but components sourced directly from Microsoft.

I have no idea if this would be acceptable to you, but it works great for me, so maybe it is something to consider. If this interests you, then I can provide everything that you would need to make it happen.

pseymour · Monday at 8:40 PM

That’s how you do it. If there’s something you don’t like about the SAC edition, you customize it.

antspants · Monday at 8:55 PM

Gregory said:
Yes but you don't understand i don't want to create a custom iso file but i want a genuine iso from ms as untouchable can be done.
Win 11 64bit enterprise ltsc greek
and
Win10 64bit enterprise ltsc greek.

As already stated, anyone can obtain a copy of Windows 11 Enterprise LTSC for evaluation purposes, it's primarily intended for volume licensing customers like businesses and organizations, especially those using specialised devices. It's not designed for general-purpose home use.

While you can download evaluation copies of Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC, they are time-limited and not intended for permanent use. So you’re borderline or very possibly about to cross a threshold that may get you booted from the forum due to the fact that it’s obvious (to me) that you’re going to use an unethical method for the purpose of running this Windows version.

Just my 2 cents.

AngusAranda · Tuesday at 4:59 PM

Here are the links, from Microsoft Genuine Windows, where you can download a Windows ISO with Greek Language.

Windows 11:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11

Windows 10:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10ISO

Both are Multi-Edition ISO's (excluding Enterprise and Server)

Scroll down to where it says: "Before you begin downloading an ISO" and click on the drop down list to choose the available Windows ISO, then click on the Confirm button near the drop down list.

A popup will come up with a little loading dialogue, then you can select Greek in the Language selection.

Please report back if this is what you are looking for.

AngusAranda · Tuesday at 5:31 PM

Here is a Tutorial for you @Gregory

Gregory · 2025-07-11T01:58:16-0400

AngusAranda said:
Here are the links, from Microsoft Genuine Windows, where you can download a Windows ISO with Greek Language.

Windows 11:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11

Windows 10:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10ISO

Both are Multi-Edition ISO's (excluding Enterprise and Server)

Scroll down to where it says: "Before you begin downloading an ISO" and click on the drop down list to choose the available Windows ISO, then click on the Confirm button near the drop down list.

A popup will come up with a little loading dialogue, then you can select Greek in the Language selection.

Please report back if this is what you are looking for.

AngusAranda said:
Here is a Tutorial for you @Gregory

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.

Gregory · 2025-07-11T02:03:53-0400

hsehestedt said:
@Gregory, like you, I prefer to have ISO images from Microsoft, however, I cannot afford a volume license agreement for home use nor can I afford the Visual Studio subscription that would allow download of all the updated ISO images.

So here is my solution:

I download whatever the latest ISO is from Microsoft, and I download the latest updates from the Microsoft Update Catalog. I can now inject the updates into the ISO to create an ISO that is the latest build and I have nothing but components sourced directly from Microsoft.

I have no idea if this would be acceptable to you, but it works great for me, so maybe it is something to consider. If this interests you, then I can provide everything that you would need to make it happen.

This is a solution indeed but all the enterprise/ltsc editions/builds has no bloatware at all and it is supported by ms more years than any home or pro version/build so.....

Gregory · 2025-07-11T02:08:32-0400

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?

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