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Download Windows 10 Pro Anniversary Update Build 14393.5 ISO (US ENGLISH 64-BIT)

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CRC32: 790CDB93

MD5: F19FF1C27459BB44B4063F0B1AAE2A05

SHA-1: A5928F2BCB57856B7233AA726B89603108A24413

 

Filename: en_windows10_pro_14393_x64_dvd.iso

Filesize: 3.10 GB (3,333,619,712 bytes)

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Download Windows 10 Pro Anniversary Update Build 14393.5 ISO (UK ENGLISH 64-BIT)

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CRC32: 9CE96E65

MD5: 5FA38DE257F600ED94910C96B95D31CC

SHA-1: 5029542D63B3FD0446437912D390BDB1D40AD672

 

Filename: en-gb_windows_10_pro_14393_x64_dvd.iso

Filesize: 2.99 GB (3,214,737,408 bytes)

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Download Windows 10 (All Editions) Anniversary Update Build 14393.5 ISO (64-BIT)

Code:

CRC32: 38C5494A

MD5: 797FA7D17FA0EA1539C18CFEE321FF5F

SHA-1: 1E5BB666E4F81D10F065A9BD2C1B861997764706

 

Filename: en_windows10_all_14393_x64_dvd

Filesize: 3.32 GB (3,568,828,416 bytes)

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The files have been tested on various types of hardware, without problem or difficulty. This does not guarantee that the Windows 10 Anniversary Update will work for you. You may want to clean install the software, by burning the ISO file to disc, or you can extract the .ISO file using WinRAR, and run the upgrade path.

 

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Technical Information

 

This ISO is from Build 14393 Install.ESD with KB3176927 hotfix for Windows 10 updating it from 14393 to 14393.5 using:

 

Code:

DISM.exe /Online /Add-Package /PackagePath:c:\windows10.0-kb3176927-x64_2f305335b0083bd61e8b4377bd6931093d79a052.cab

The current ISO is the latest version of Windows 10 Anniversary Update with no watermark. We have reason to believe this will be the final version released on August 2nd.

 

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@nmsuk confirms from a source at Microsoft that build 14393 is, indeed, the final version.

 

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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion

 

BuildLab: 14393.rs1_release.160715-1616

BuildLabEx: 14393.0.amd64fre.rs1_release.160715-1616

CurrentBuild: 14393

CurrentBuildNumber: 14393

CurrentType: Multiprocessor Free

CurrentVersion: 6.3

ProductName: Windows 10 Pro

 

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3 GB? Better start downloading now!

I burned the ISO and tried to load it on two machines. Getting an error which leads me to believe I have a bad download.

 

These links no longer work. Sure would like a link to the Windows 10 all versions Anniversary update. Anyone have one?

It's here, Tony. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12387/windows-10-update-history

Click on the Get the Anniversary Update now

Thanks, but I've been to that page. Seems it wants to update my machine. It checks compatibly. I canceled out of the process. I'll let it go thru this time and see what happens.

yup - it's installing. No chance to do anything else. It didn't ask when I wanted to install W10. It just went ahead and started the installation.

 

All I did was download and save it to my downloads folder.

It takes me to this file: Windows10Upgrade28084.exe

 

I'm working on a Windows 7 machine. What OS are you using?

Windows 10 Pro.

Maybe that's the difference. It wants to upgrade my W7 to 10 before allowing me to download the Anniiversary Update. I'll check again, this time using a W10 machine.

Tried it on a W10 machine. Same thing. I get the exe file which wants to install W10. No option (that I see) to save the ISO.

Did you use this, Tony? http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=821403

It asked me, when I clicked on it, if I wanted to Run or Save.

I selected Save.

That link takes me to this file: Windows10Upgrade28084.exe

 

I can save it or run it. Either way, it's an exe, not an ISO. If you run it, it will upgrade your machine; no choice to save an ISO.

Hi Tony.

This is my W7 PC. I just downloaded and burnt the Anniversary ISO from here.

It did not try to install on my system.

See if it works for you.

http://www.laptopmag.com/articles/download-windows-10-anniversary-update

Thanks Dougie. That worked. Now using a W10 Anniversay Update machine. I'll put comments, if any, in another thread.

That would be good.

I'd like to hear your impressions.

I haven't yet updated mine or anyone else's computer with the Anniversary update.

Hi Tony.

There will be an extended period where the screen is black during install.

Just wait and all installs as it is supposed to. I tested as a clean install.

Haven't run chipset drivers yet.

This was an upgrade, in-place, install. Took a bit over an hour. After the first boot, it wouldn't let me in with my PIN. I had to use my MS password. Then Chrome kept not responding. Did a restart and all is good. I can log in with my PIN and Chrome is working. That's all I've done so far with it. I don't normally use this machine. Trying to use it more and let my XP machine sit.

Got the upgrade on my bootcamp install and it seems to be fine. It did take a long time.

On my test clean install, I needed the ethernet driver.

Installed driver and then installed updates available, no prob.

After reboot all working fine for me.

Can't find an issue as yet.

Thanks for trying this link, Tony and Bob.

We needed to know if it worked OK.