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[SOLVED] Build 18890 Fails to install. 20H1
solution:
I've been using this method for the past few fast ring insider builds and it never fails. the procedure is to make an ISO file for each build but of course it's all done automatically and downloaded Officially from Microsoft servers, this is just an automation script.
use this website: https://uupdump.ml/known.php
select your build number
select language and click next
select the right edition and click next
then click on "download using aria2 and convert"
after that extract files to a folder and run the "aria2_download_windows.cmd" file.
wait for it to finish, once it's done it will create a complete and official ISO files which you can use to install your next Windows insider build without any problems.
xD
just imagine if only Bill Gates would put just 1% of his wealth into making Windows better, by hiring so many experienced programmers from around the world to work on Windows, that would take Windows to at least 5-10 years into the future and we could have the best bug free full featured OS.
Windows is his legacy after all.
I'm sure they already can afford to do that from the profits, that guy put a lot of effort in his time to make sure Microsoft is what it is today. So I wouldn't take a cent from his hard earned stash, the wizards of oz in his employ need to double their own efforts and pull up their socks, and to stop succumbing to other companies like the big-G and the A. It's there but only needs 'spirit' and listening to people like you and me, and the rest of the user community to come up with unmatched genius quality software, well, and hardware. HP is already dabbling in harnessing fiber optics and remaking the CPU, RAM and Data-Bus using fiber optics... where is MS? We are here still nudging them left right and center just to get an OS which is now dated to achieve an acceptably good usability state, but it drags and lags and bluescreens and such... but the bank is bloated with profits. Samsung has their graphene battery tech getting prepared to hit the market, and MS last was seen in the mobile market in the days of Windows Phone, which fell like a rock because they never listened.... Well, we could be banned here if we proceed, but let them not hide this stuff from insiders, hide the stuff from the shelves, but let testers test as much as possible so you know what to fix. Bill Gates did his part just right, from BASIC to DOS to Windows. What are they doing now?