Windows 10: Microsoft Windows 10 ISO SHA1 Hash Please

Hello Microsoft Developers :en-us_windows_10_consumer_editions_version_22h2_updated_nov_2024_x64_dvd_3eeacab9.iso This ISO i grabbed from MassGrave.devi want to check if their ISO Matches with MSDN Hashfile. https://drive.massgrave.dev/ can i trust Them? xDi need to re install Windows 10 on My HP Z220 CMT Workstation.

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SHA1 / MD5 hashes for Tech Bench ISOs


Hi guys,

I've been having unusual difficulty in downloading a good Windows 10 ISO from Microsoft Tech Bench. I must have tried four or five times, only for the download to apparently complete well short of its correct size, or for it to complete but fail to mount properly, or for it to apparently mount but for files on it not to copy properly ("invalid MS-DOS function").

My SHA1 checksums are varied, so presumably it's down to transmission errors.

Can anyone please confirm what the correct SHA1 hash is for the current ISO from Tech Bench, for the English International version, filename Win10_EnglishInternational_x64.iso?

Thanks!

 

SHA1 hash mismatch

Hello!

I have discovered an archive of the windows 8 Consumer Preview direct download link from early 2012. I was planning on using it for development purposes, but the provided SHA1 file hash for the 32 bit english copy mismatches the one i downloaded. (the one provided at the archived page (

Windows 8 Consumer Preview ISO formats)

is E91ED665B01A46F4344C36D9D88C8BF78E9A1B39)

I used powershell and i made sure the algorithm was SHA1 (it may not have worked however) but is it normal for files download from the wayback machine to have different file hashes? (wayback machine page archives not archive.org's software page)

I am rather worried about this as it could be a tampered file, but also a corrupt download. (this took 2 hours to download so i dont really want to do that again )

I used the Get-FileHash command which I may have used incorrectly.

Thank you in advance!!

 

SHA1 / MD5 hashes for Tech Bench ISOs


Thanks everyone. I tried downloading again today, and this time the ISO I downloaded yielded a SHA1 hash of 3E4734DE476327F67D2E97CDEADEDB4BEA98623C. This matches a hash that I found listed on the MSDN website.

Since it's for 10240, though, and I'm trying to repair an installation of 10586, I don't know if it'll actually be any use.

EDIT: From my products.xml file, I'm now downloading what I think is the correct ESD file for English (United Kingdom), x64, Professional. Hope I'll be able to somehow use this either for DISM, or to perform a repair install of 1511.