Jan Krohn

Version 8.23 (12 November 2019): Added Office 2019 for Mac up to build 16.30; renamed Windows 10 October 2019 Update to November Update.

Yes, November 12 here.

Thanks! I got a 400 bad request error earlier today, so I assumed that MS was in the process of uploading the files. Obviously, I was mistaken. But they've been on MSDN for maybe two weeks now, so they should be available to the public soon.

Why do you think so? I was able to use the download for installing Visio Pro before.

Version 8.22 (11 November 2019): Updated to .NET Framework 4.8; added Windows 10 October 2019 Update; added Insider and developer versions up to build 19504; added more DELL models and images; added Windows Admin Center Preview 1909; new icon for ISO Tools, re-positioned icon for downloads database; other minor bugfixes.

Excellent plan.

What's the error message?

I've never worked with the August 2018 update. I don't know whether it has all the repair options. Maybe someone else can answer that. I was actually speaking about the normal Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 English download, the link of which has already been generated by someone, and is currently still available.

Download Win 7 Ultimate SP1 English, and make an all-in-one ISO file from it (button "ISO Tools").

Requests are handled on a first-come first-served basis directly through the app. Win 7 downloads will be available until around 6 November end of day.

Most keys that are still for sale are for OEM, education, system builder, family pack, MSDN and counterfeit versions. However, the download site requires a key from a FPP retail product, or an ESD key sold by MS or one of their official partners (Digital River, Amazon etc.)

With a delay of almost two months, Windows 10 1909 has been released, only for MSDN subscribers for now. Hashes are available here: https://www.heidoc.net/php/myvsdump_name.php?family=&name=Windows+10+(consumer+editions)%2C+version+1909 Downloads will be added to the downloader once released to the general public.

The images are mostly identical (with a few exceptions). If you choose an image from the same series, you should be fine.

First come first served. Links for languages with many users are more likely to be generated: English, Russian, Portuguese, Korean, Turkish, German, Spanish, Chinese.

The least requests this months were between 22:00 and 6:00 UTC (about 40% less compared to peak time). Now having revealed this information pubicly, it might no longer be the case next month.... And peak time was between 13:00 and 16:00.