You can always download the ISO from Microsoft's site. Just spoof your User Agent's OS to Linux and it will automatically redirect you to a Windows ISO download page.
this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2024
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I managed to download a legti ISO by spoofing my user agent to linux, I'll check the checksum of the two ISO I have asap
Wait really? What's the site, just go to microsoft.com or something with linux and it redirects you? That's hilariously petty but also useful lmao.
Specifically the OS download links. If you're running Windows, it'll link you into the media creation tool instead however since this tool is a Windows Executable it'll not work on Linux by default, so they link to ISO files instead.
Huh, neat, good to know!
Can't you also decide to generate an iso with the media generation tool? I believe thats how I did it a while ago.
Always download your Windows ISOs from MS directly: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10ISO?msockid=1f1e1899fbc26e530dcb0cebfa3f6f8b
The moment you get them from somewhere else, no, it cannot be deemed 100% safe.
Unless you compare the checksum is a match from the ones from Microsoft.
Yeah. But unless MS has blocked you, I still don’t see the point getting it elsewhere.
There are legitimate versions of windows that are hard to get as a non enterprise consumer. Such as some of the IOT versions that have much longer security support.
Windows LTSC ftw.
May as well use M$’s bandwidth
I still can't understand how to download the ISO, all I can do is downloading a tool to create a ISO... I'd like to download the sama exact win10 Italian version in order to compare checksum, since I've done a lot of setup already on the laptop
One way to get there might be to hash the iso and then search that hash to see if you find someone referencing it for the official image.
They block VPN users.
Never had an issue getting an iso from them via Mullvad.
How recently. I tested with Mullvad and it gave me a notice.
I wasn't using a VPN last time the download didn't work, but it might have something to do with me using NextDNS and blocking some of their tracking stuff that way.
I've done quite a of setup already so it'd be annoying, even changing password is. I'll see what I can do next month as I'm to buys the next weekdays and weekends
You can check the md5 hash checksum provided by Microsoft to verify the authenticity. Massgrave gets it from Microsoft, it's a legit ISO just rehosted.
Ty, I also think this. It wouldn't be logic to offer a safe scrips but malware injected ISOs
Did you check the md5? If they were different, it could be anything (it doesn't imply modifications from massgrave either)
As for logic, bad actors would do anything. Even hijacking a server and replacing the ISOs of other hackers, or infiltrate the group and do so.
You can calculate the hash of your iso and compare it with Microsoft
https://files.rg-adguard.net/file/d803ac63-1065-4b09-c5b3-968ff4ceca6c
I'm wondering how can you trust this site though?
You can calculate the hash for your iso and compare it with Microsoft
its obtained from Microsoft https://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/securedownloads/
issue is to download it directly this way from MS you need a MSDN registered account
https://www.reddit.com/r/SCCM/comments/vux54e/where_to_download_msdn_isos/
but the hash is same as listed on the other page
ty I checked the SHA256 and MD5 with Get-File-Hash and they match
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