Thanks, that's helpful. I can then just run as an upgrade, not a fresh install, I suppose? Will try on my latop.
Yes, just mount the iso and double click on setup.exe.
Just make sure you select to keep all the files and programs.
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Thanks, that's helpful. I can then just run as an upgrade, not a fresh install, I suppose? Will try on my latop.
Yes, just mount the iso and double click on setup.exe.
Just make sure you select to keep all the files and programs.
Thanks, that's helpful. I can then just run as an upgrade, not a fresh install, I suppose? Will try on my latop.
And where did you find this ISO?
@guerchmann,
There is a link on page 2 of this thread posted by Johnny_55 to get to the official MS insider ISO 22621.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windowsinsiderpreviewiso
You can also get an ISO from a third-party site that will have all the updates included, but that is not the official MS suggested site
and may be a subject for a separate discussion. 😎
And where did you find this ISO?
Update: As suggested later in this thread somewhere to delete the contents of "**C:\Windows\System32\SecurityHealth**" directory (content inside the "SecurityHealth" folder). I've tried this as well and no luck with the same exact issue and same experience as my post here.
@M3KSG,
That has nothing to do with the error 0x8007007e that you showed earlier.
That folder C:\Windows\System32\SecurityHealth\1.0.2109.27002-0 is present only if you have the Security issue showing the message below in Device security.