oo, enjoy your anniversary update
waiting 1am right now

It's very close now so you will have yours very soon

a clean install will do; it will be automatically activated when the pc is online. Tbh w10 is getting solid after build 1511 (at least in my case)

roughly 18 minutes
with my download speed, I think within 1 hour can finished download
and yes, I going to clean install straight away

Sweet lol! Now i'm doing a clean install on my main rig. I have run build 14393 for some time on this one but with vm. It's time

but the media creation tool still showing 10586 build
waiting waiting, 8 minutes more
btw where you download the ISO ? using ESD and convert in ISO file ?

*edit, after try to install then download again

This post has been edited by XeactorZ: Aug 3 2016, 01:08 AM

I made it myself. The steps are simple:
1. Download and extract decrypt-release (http://rg-adguard.net/dl/decrypt/decrypt-release.7z);
2. Download esd (http://pastebin.com/raw/eiXxArq4); choose en-us clientcombinedsl (which contains pro, home, home single language and education editions in one esd);
3. Run administrative command prompt and navigate to decrypt-release folder;
4. Run update_keys.cmd to update cryptokey db; then copy the downloaded esd to the folder and run decrypt-decryptesd.cmd;
5. Choose 1 to make iso with install.wim (this one can do slipstreams with cu) and wait for it;
6. Format a usb stick with fat32 and extract the iso contents into the usb stick directly.

That's it hehe

seems confusing
anyway I use CMD to force stop downloading via windows update
since I going to clean install + update for my desktop as well, so now downloading via media creation tool
speed quite fast, now already 54%

Official ISO Win10_1607:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-do...d/windows10ISO/

nah it's simple if you go through the steps many times lol that's how i tested insider builds with only esd.

just in case people are looking for mct;

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

nice! downloading these also

ya, practice makes perfect
finished downloaded, making bootable usb using rufus

nice

actually you don't really need rufus if your pc has uefi support. all you need to create a bootable usb stick with w10 iso is to format the stick with fat32 and extract the contents of iso directly into it with 7zip.

Windows update also working....

really no idea
already get used to rufus haha

btw it took around 20 minutes to finished setup, power of ssd

Haha nice man

It's fine just to share with you an alternative

Yes ssd with usb stick connected to usb3.x port makes clean installs fast haha; that's why it's important to have ssd as boot drive. (Value ssd is also ok) It takes a lot more of time doing the same with hdd.

edit: finished installing w10 pro 1607 on my laptop. a tip: to show os edition selection menu, you can add ei.cfg with the following contents in the 'sources' folder in your bootable w10 installation usb stick created with mct or isos downloaded from the links above.



the above is handy especially for laptops with key embedded in bios, and you wanna use editions that are different from stock os.

This post has been edited by horns: Aug 3 2016, 12:00 PM

Oo, I just know this time 1 ISO can use to install home, pro, single language & education
Btw did you feel any laggy? Sometime I open .exe file to install software, I already press YES, but didn't pop out, so I restart windows explorer and open again it works

Yes i first thought it's the normal multi-edition iso (pro, home only) too

Yes i had some lags after first booted into desktop. The laggy part was when i didn't install drivers. (But it's not what you described; just not smooth when i navigated desktop) After drivers were installed, no more issues. (Didn't pay attention which one that stopped the lag)

still haven't receive any updates yet.

No idea is it due to I downloading windows update
I already install intel & nvidia graphic driver, later try again