Windows 10 1709 VLSC ISO the same for all version

Dashrender

Just read that post and discover that the VLSC ISO is the same for all VL license levels (Pro, Ent, EDU).

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Windows-10-Blog/Windows-10-version-1709-now-available/bc-p/117910/highlight/true#M23

travisdh1

Hasn't it always been like that?

For those that don't know, even the home version has a file you can remove from the installer and it'll do any version. Once installation is complete, register it with the proper key and you're good to go.

Dashrender

@travisdh1 said in Windows 10 1709 VLSC ISO the same for all version:

Hasn't it always been like that?

For those that don't know, even the home version has a file you can remove from the installer and it'll do any version. Once installation is complete, register it with the proper key and you're good to go.

Maybe with Windows 10, but definitely not with Windows 7 and previous versions. There was no home version of VLSC. I suppose there were files you could change, but damn.. now you're screwing with the HASH of the ISO.. no thanks.

Reid Cooper

@dashrender said in Windows 10 1709 VLSC ISO the same for all version:

@travisdh1 said in Windows 10 1709 VLSC ISO the same for all version:

Hasn't it always been like that?

For those that don't know, even the home version has a file you can remove from the installer and it'll do any version. Once installation is complete, register it with the proper key and you're good to go.

Maybe with Windows 10, but definitely not with Windows 7 and previous versions. There was no home version of VLSC. I suppose there were files you could change, but damn.. now you're screwing with the HASH of the ISO.. no thanks.

But I think his point is that the VLSC version has long been a single ISO for many versions.

Dashrender

@reid-cooper said in Windows 10 1709 VLSC ISO the same for all version:

@dashrender said in Windows 10 1709 VLSC ISO the same for all version:

@travisdh1 said in Windows 10 1709 VLSC ISO the same for all version:

Hasn't it always been like that?

For those that don't know, even the home version has a file you can remove from the installer and it'll do any version. Once installation is complete, register it with the proper key and you're good to go.

Maybe with Windows 10, but definitely not with Windows 7 and previous versions. There was no home version of VLSC. I suppose there were files you could change, but damn.. now you're screwing with the HASH of the ISO.. no thanks.

But I think his point is that the VLSC version has long been a single ISO for many versions.

OIC, I hadn't heard this before... so I reported it..