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1. #WINDOWS 10 CHECKSUM INSTALL#
2. #WINDOWS 10 CHECKSUM WINDOWS 10#
3. #WINDOWS 10 CHECKSUM SOFTWARE#
4. #WINDOWS 10 CHECKSUM LICENSE#

Remember Microsoft is always trying to outsmart the software pirates, which makes life difficult for people that have paid for their license.

#WINDOWS 10 CHECKSUM INSTALL#

re-create the iso from your original install media and compare checksums.

#WINDOWS 10 CHECKSUM LICENSE#

If you don't have a volume license portal login, see the people that sold you license and they should be able to help set you up with one. log in to your volume license portal and look up the hash for the image you are interested in.or log in to your current MSDN subscription and download a new one if you are elligible.While this is currently frustrating, as an IT admin there is normally a new semi-annual release that needs downloading anyway by the time I've forgotten where I saved the last iso I downloaded. Note there is no enterprise option for OEM/retail. Also, there are no ads, the interface is very clean and easy to use. I have used it a few dozen times over the past 3 years or so and it has always proven to be accurate. I'm not sure there is any other, it's the only one I know of, and frankly it is better than what Microsoft provides. This is the best such database I have found.

#WINDOWS 10 CHECKSUM WINDOWS 10#

Windows 10 Enterprise 2016 LTSB N (圆4) - DVD (English-United Kingdom) title).įor posterity, here's a screenshot of what the interface looks like.Īnd here you will find the metadata for the file you used in your example, along with a short description of what it is. At the time of this writing, the metadata for 67253 files is browseable and searchable (by SHA1 or SHA256 hash values or by text, i.e. It is much better than the yooneed.one site you linked to in that it not only provides you with hash values for a handful of Windows 10 images, but the hash values for the entire MSDN catalog. However, if you are willing to trust a third party provider, the same information is readily available at. This way you don't have to worry if Microsoft or any other party you download your files from kills the service that provided this bit of inforamtion, or if the company itself goes out of business.Īs it has been noted, Microsoft has decided to remove this information from public view when they revised their MSDN program. That way you can always remind yourself what the correct value is, then compute the corresponding hash value (MD5, SHA1 or SHA256) of the file anew and compare it to the original hash value that you have on record. Ideally, you would make a note of the hash value that you store alongside the ISO file from where you downloaded it (presumably Microsoft). Get-FileHash Win10_2004_English_圆4.iso | Format-List Navigate to the folder with the iso image.Right-click Start and select Windows PowerShell.Select Verify Your Download to view and copy the hash for your selected iso.Select the version and language of your choice.After changing your user agent, navigate to the Microsoft ISO download site.Restart Firefox by closing all windows for the changes to take effect.Instructions for other browsers can be found at HowToGeek.Use the user agent of a non-Windows browser such as WebKit/Blink as the setting value.

Without this step, Microsoft will force you to download the Media Creation Tool.Ĭhange User Agent Using Mozilla Firefox Browser:

To download Windows 10 ISOs using Windows 10, you will need to change your browser's user agent. Download ISOs and Hashes directly from Microsoft