Installation iso for 22623.1180

wimorrison · Feb 7, 2023

My system is running like a three-legged dog and I would like to do a repair install with the same version as is currently installed, namely 22H2 2263.1180.

There used to be a thread (somewhere) that had links to download the latest versions (was it called UUDump?) but I cant seem to find that anymore. Can anyone tell me where I can get the correct files, or how to go about a repair reinstall with the Beta channel?

Thanks

OAT · Feb 7, 2023

UUP dump

3rd one down the list.

wimorrison · Feb 7, 2023

Thank you!!

Unfortunately it only has the latest beta for AMD64 and nor x64

Guess I need to keep using the three-legged dog until they create the build?

OAT · Feb 7, 2023

wimorrison said:
Unfortunately it only has the latest beta for AMD64 and nor x64

??
X64 is what you need. And it's arm64(risc) not amd64

wimorrison · Feb 7, 2023

My typing mistake. I should have said it only has AMD64, and not X64

OAT · Feb 7, 2023

Why does your page look so different than mine?
Can you make sure this is what you have in the address bar please.

UUP dump

UUP dump lets you download Unified Update Platform files, like Windows Insider updates, directly from Windows Update.

uupdump.net

wimorrison · Feb 7, 2023

the image I posted is what you get if you click on the Beta X64 image which you show in your image

OAT · Feb 7, 2023

Then you should select AMD64 in this case.
I see where the confusion comes from;
AMD64 = Intel 64/AMD 64 = X64 non-risc (non reduced instruction set)
ARM64 = RISC processors (not for you)

Ghot · Feb 7, 2023

wimorrison said:
the image I posted is what you get if you click on the Beta X64 image which you show in your image

AMD64 is the same as x64. Go figure.
AMD first developed 64 bit processing, with the Opteron CPU, which is why x64 is sometimes called AMD64.

What is x86-64? | Definition from TechTarget

Learn about the x86-64 64-bit architecture used ny Intel/AMD processors in most home computers and servers today. See how it works and differs from ARM64.

www.techtarget.com

Select language for Windows 11 Insider Preview 10.0.22623.1180 (ni_release) amd64

Select language for Windows 11 Insider Preview 10.0.22623.1180 (ni_release) amd64 on UUP dump. UUP dump lets you download Unified Update Platform files, like Windows Insider updates, directly from Windows Update.

uupdump.net

Berton · Feb 7, 2023

Ditto GHOT about x64 or AMD64. There's a restricted folder in C:\Windows named WinSxS that contains a number of files whose name start with amd64. As I recall that started back with Windows XP which offered only the Pro version as either x86/32-bit or x64/64-bit [which I still have a disc]. The AMD CPUs were the start of 64-bit computing.

Definition of AMD64

What does AMD64 actually mean? Find out inside PCMag's comprehensive tech and computer-related encyclopedia.

www.pcmag.com

OAT · Feb 7, 2023

And of course, there is the illogical X64 vs x86(shouldn't it be 32?)
Well it was based on the 286sx/dx followed by 386 architectures which were strictly 32 bit.
That 86 stayed to represent the 32 bit architecture.
No logic whatsoever and then there is the SYSWOW64 (windowsOnWindows) folder which is virtualized 32 bit content to run on 64bit and then...

Berton · Feb 7, 2023

As to Logic and illogical, consider WordPad and the existence of write.exe which was in Windows 3.x of the '90s. WinKey + R and type write. The Windows teams do seem to cater a bit to us old 'codgers' who were around 'back then'.

wimorrison · Feb 7, 2023

Dog now has his four legs back on and laptop running sweetly, graphics are still crap but that is because it is the Intel onboard 620, but the rest is now running much better.

Clearly something was wrong somewhere, solved by inplace installation :)

Thanks

Ghot · Feb 7, 2023

wimorrison said:
Dog now has his four legs back on and laptop running sweetly, graphics are still crap but that is because it is the Intel onboard 620, but the rest is now running much better.

Clearly something was wrong somewhere, solved by inplace installation :)

Thanks

In-Place Upgrade is the single best thing Microsoft ever did.

I read an article about 1-2 weeks ago, that MS is gonna just add In-Place Upgrade as an option.

You need to read the whole article...

https://www.ghacks.net/2023/01/26/windows-11-will-soon-let-you-fix-issues-using-windows-update/

The important part...

While it is not clear how the new feature could work, a couple of known leakers (PhantomofEarth and Xeno) have suggested that it will allow users to perform an in place repair, or repair installs. What that likely means is that users will be able to fix their PC without resetting it completely. Since it relies on Windows Update whether it will probably require a working internet connection. Of course, it all depends on how the feature works, if its purpose is to fix the problems without an ISO, I believe that the only solution left is to re-download the system files as required in order to repair Windows.

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