WINDOWS 10 ISO HASH CHECKS (ENGLISH ONLY)

[techguru]

Windows 10 Multiple Editions (x64) En-US DVD MSDN

Size 3.80 GB

CRC32: B1A4699E

MD5: 23E397A21A9E01F141C64B7E1260314A

SHA-1: 60CCE9E9C6557335B4F7B18D02CFE2B438A8B3E2

 

 

Windows 10 Multiple Editions (x86) En-US DVD MSDN

Size 2.84 GB

CRC32: 57F04DBD

MD5: 99FEB0F9E7262B7EEFA460840A31B59D

SHA-1: D927A91E1DD7D9C6023D0DA1DBCB16DEFEC5B6C1

[Snickerzz]

A. Titles aren't supposed to be all caps.

 

B. Is this necessary? Microsoft provides a tool that downloads ISOs for us  No need to go googling the web for torrents anymore.

[techguru]

torrents are better

and in some cases the better/only option

 

and web downloads can sometimes be problematic

[DaveSimonH]

Glad I did a search, was about to create new thread.

Hash values for English-UK ISOs (for my files at least);

 

 

Windows 10 Home (x64)

Size: 3.11GB (3,269,248KB)

CRC32: BD49196A

MD5: 81C3B704B3DB851EE4F7AA84208C3149

SHA-1: FC10FA426A82CB9AA442E484387417F53F67A692

 

Windows 10 Home (x86)

Size: 2.44GB (2,562,816KB)

CRC32: 8134D910

MD5: C012B2D6829734160701F8566E0AB4B1

SHA-1: 4D14900D8DA6FEC316FAF9D648564473CD787967

 

Windows 10 Home Single Language (x86 & x64)

Size: 5.59GB (5,863,872KB)

CRC32: F50738F3

MD5: 951CB37600248A9DF7CD97BC56EA770F

SHA-1: D24CD1207BA0257246C86938B2272CCF051572DE

 

Windows 10 Pro (x64)

Size: 3.12GB (3,274,752KB)

CRC32: 67482926

MD5: 87567844C1AF57ABF0117CF949866451

SHA-1: ED062ACAB42B626B9A7C2EFC45214778C76263A7

 

Windows 10 Pro (x86)

Size: 2.44GB (2,566,208KB)

CRC32: 3C6F5CE9

MD5: 316ABEAD1414C4ED9B4704D8415A0C70

SHA-1: B0141D2E6DE205913C30128280A14AECD5F6DCFF

[DEDRICK]

How is a torrent better, I downloaded it in 4mins from Microsoft

[ElectroPulse]

Thank you for this!

 

Looks like the ones downloaded using the Media Creation Tool are all different. May just download the MSDN ones so that I can verify their integrity against bit rot in the future.

 

 

How is a torrent better, I downloaded it in 4mins from Microsoft

 

Oh, that's right, everyone has the exact same internet connection that you have...

 

Torrents are incredibly useful for pausing/resuming of the download (is especially handy in locations with unreliable power... Takes 4 days to download? Sucks if the power goes out during that time), as well as in situations where you are being throttled on a per-connection basis.

[Satlen]

You wouldn't even need this for torrents since torrent clients have integrity checking build in already.

[ElectroPulse]

You wouldn't even need this for torrents since torrent clients have integrity checking build in already.

 

It is very much needed. Corruption in the downloaded file isn't the primary reason for confirming hashes in this case (at least for me)... It's to confirm that the .iso file originally uploaded is untampered with. Without it, you don't know whether the uploader has modified it in any way.

[dfsdfgfkjsefoiqzemnd]

You wouldn't even need this for torrents since torrent clients have integrity checking build in already.

 

True, except that I could inject malware into it (as if there isn't enough of that natively) and upload it as a torrent.  At least with the checksums you can verify that your download is indeed the legit ISO file.

 

From my own ISO collection :

 

EDIT : removed everything.  After noticing my checksums of the x86+x64 didn't match that of @DaveSimonH, I downloaded new versions to check if my English ones were UK or US English, but none of the checksums match.  It seems like the tool always downloads the latest version.  So checksums are worthless when it comes to Win10 downloads.

 

GG Microsoft !