Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB x64 Release By StartSoft

Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB x64 Release By StartSoft | 14.2 GB

Information:

The assembly is designed to be installed on computers running the Windows 10 Enterprise 2016 LTSB operating system with x64-bit, which includes three ISO images, two of which can be written to a DVD 5 and one to a Flash drive with a size of 8 Gigabytes or higher.

The assembly supports the installation of both Russian-language and English-language versions of the operating system. To install the operating system on a computer, you need to download it from the bootable information storage device or from a bootable DVD disc, after which you must select the desired action in the multiboot menu. An additional assembly option is the ability to boot the computer from Windows PE to pre-configure it before installing the system.

Stage of development: Release
Year / Date of Issue: 2017/07/2
Version: 36-37-38 2017 [En-En]
Developer: Microsoft
Developerâs website: Link
StartSoft assembly author
Bit depth: 64bit
Language: English + Russian
Tabletka: present

System requirements:
â Processor: 1.6 GHz or higher
â Memory: 1 GB (32-bit) or 2 GB (64-bit)
â HDD: 19 GB of free space (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit)
â DirectX 9 support with WDDM 1.0 or higher drivers
â Screen resolution: 1366 x 768 and higher
â Availability of the Internet

Version 37-2017 [En]
â Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB x64 [En] â StartSoft
â Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB Plus Microsoft Office 2016 x64 [En] â StartSoft

Version 38-2017 [En-En]
â Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB x64 [Ru] â StartSoft
â Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB x64 [En] â StartSoft
Note:
â OS version 1607, building 14393.1358
â The operating system after the installation is not activated, the same is true for the office suite.
â Microsoft Office 2016 Pro PLUS x64-bit with the English and Russian interface, after the installation is not activated, this is due to the fact that many users have license keys to use this product.

â In the working window of the menu “Run” (“Run” for English-language versions), enter the services.msc command
â In the Services window, find the service you need and in its properties select the option “Disabled” (Disabled for English versions)
â The name of the service for the English version of “Program Compatibility Assistant Service”.
Note:
â If you want to include all the actions are the same, only in the properties of the service we select the option “Enable”.
â In this assembly, the Program Compatibility Assistant service is not disabled and works in an unattended mode, this also applies to UAC, whose slider (engine) is installed by default by the system manufacturer

â Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port of the computer (laptop)
â In the utility window select the partition scheme and type of the system interface “MBR for computers with BIOS or UEFI” (Alt + E)
â Select the FAT32 file system (for UEFI) or NTFS for BIOS with MBR hard disk partitioning (at the discretion of the user)
â Method of loading “ISO Image”
â Next, you need to specify the path to the downloaded ISO image.
â You can uncheck the box next to “Create advanced label and device icon” (at the discretion of the user)
â Press the “Start” button and wait for the end of the creation of the boot sector of the flash drive and the recording of the ISO image itself.
â When “Ready” appears in the utility window, you can use the USB flash drive as intended.

â Insert the USB flash drive into the computerâs USB port and run the command line: Start -> Run (or press Win + R) and type the command
Cmd In the console that opens, enter the following commands:

Diskpart â start the utility diskpart
List disk â get the list of drives in the system, remember the index (number) of our flash drive

Select disk n â choose the drive with the index n, where n is the index of your flash drive, see the size, it is specified.
â for example, index 3, then the command will be such select disk 3

â The following command:
Clean â the existing partitions are erased on the USB flash drive

â Then we type the command:
Create partition primary â creates a primary partition

â Then we type the command
Format FS = FAT32 QUICK â fast formatting of USB flash drive in FAT32 format
(If you need to format the USB flash drive in NTFS, you need to type the command (format FS = NTFS QUICK)

â Then we type the command:
Active â the command sets (makes) the created partition of the flash drive active (bootable)

â Then we type the command:
Assign â the command assigns a letter for the bootable USB flash drive (automatically)

â Then we type the command:
Exit â command to exit the working window of diskpart utility

â After finishing the work with Diskpart utility, copy the Windows installation files to the USB flash drive.
â Download the PC from the USB flash drive and install the desired version of the system.

â It is possible to unpack an ISO image on a hard disk for the purpose of editing it at your discretion.
â After the editing is finished, you do not need to collect the edited distribution files again in the ISO image.
â And just copy the installation files of the edited image to the created bootable USB flash drive

All is ready!
â Now you have a USB bootable USB stick with which you can install Windows.

â This method, which created a bootable USB flash drive,
That no additional software is required for it.
â Once created and then no longer need to create a new bootable flash drive partition.
â Itâs enough just to delete the contents of the flash drive and copy to it new installation files.