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Hi, Here is my conclusion. From the process of building the iso, I'm afraid the SHA1 will always be different. It seems that the tool downloading all files as temp files and 'create' the ISO - since it is created locally, the SHA1 value must be different each time we downloading.

At this situation I'm afraid we will not have a method to fully authenticate this iso though it comes from Microsoft website. You can however check the size of the 2 files you downloaded and see if it is the same as mine. And here is my result. And it is Windows 8.1 x64 (not PRO, not -N, not -Single language). Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and un-mark them if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com.

Hi, Thank you for sharing all these information. For the story of the 'Windows 8.1 update', I have to say that I can fully understand the trouble when a computer stopped from working after installing an update. Microsoft will publish service package for operation systems regularly. The most part of the purpose is to upgrade the system to support new features. However each time we upgrading a system to a higher service pack version, it may cause compatibility issues for both hardware and software - most of such issues can be fixed by upgrading a hardware driver or installing an update for a software. But sometimes manufacturers may not able to release a driver in-time, or some old app/hardware are stopped from supporting.

In such situation, the system may not work well and we may not able to find a solution until we got a suitable update/driver. But still we recommended to update because of better performance and new features. Maybe we can contact device vendor before installing an important update such as a service pack to see if any known issue may occur, or just wait for some time until newer drivers are released. But unless there is a specific reason to keep the current situation, we still suggest to update in the end. Back to your current issue. As we discussed, we may not able to find a way to verify the ISO it downloaded. The Tudors Season 1 Episode 1 Torrent Download here.

Instead you can try to contact Microsoft Customer Service to see if they could provide an installation disk for you - I cannot confirm if it is an option due to different location and system version but you can have a try. Also if you have any friend who happens to have a retail version of installation disk, you can also use it as all installation disk (retail) are the same. Again sorry for the inconvenience and hope you can get a solution! Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and un-mark them if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com. Hi, Above all, MSDN website provided SHA1 of most installation media. Please see: However from your test the SHA1 may not the same as the MSDN version.

A quick workaround is to create a VM (or using another computer) to build a new system with the ISO file you just downloaded to see if it will work. It will cause some time but we could know if it is completely downloaded. Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and un-mark them if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com. Hi, Here is my conclusion. From the process of building the iso, I'm afraid the SHA1 will always be different. It seems that the tool downloading all files as temp files and 'create' the ISO - since it is created locally, the SHA1 value must be different each time we downloading.

At this situation I'm afraid we will not have a method to fully authenticate this iso though it comes from Microsoft website. You can however check the size of the 2 files you downloaded and see if it is the same as mine. And here is my result.

And it is Windows 8.1 x64 (not PRO, not -N, not -Single language). Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and un-mark them if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com. Hi, Thank you for sharing all these information. Honda Crv Navigation Dvd Update Download. For the story of the 'Windows 8.1 update', I have to say that I can fully understand the trouble when a computer stopped from working after installing an update.

Microsoft will publish service package for operation systems regularly. The most part of the purpose is to upgrade the system to support new features. However each time we upgrading a system to a higher service pack version, it may cause compatibility issues for both hardware and software - most of such issues can be fixed by upgrading a hardware driver or installing an update for a software. But sometimes manufacturers may not able to release a driver in-time, or some old app/hardware are stopped from supporting. In such situation, the system may not work well and we may not able to find a solution until we got a suitable update/driver. But still we recommended to update because of better performance and new features. Maybe we can contact device vendor before installing an important update such as a service pack to see if any known issue may occur, or just wait for some time until newer drivers are released.

But unless there is a specific reason to keep the current situation, we still suggest to update in the end. Back to your current issue.

As we discussed, we may not able to find a way to verify the ISO it downloaded. Instead you can try to contact Microsoft Customer Service to see if they could provide an installation disk for you - I cannot confirm if it is an option due to different location and system version but you can have a try. Also if you have any friend who happens to have a retail version of installation disk, you can also use it as all installation disk (retail) are the same.

Again sorry for the inconvenience and hope you can get a solution! Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and un-mark them if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com. Like Yisit, I assumed that the 'mediacreationtool.exe' was just downloading the ISO.

That explains why my checksums aren't matching for the same ISO downloaded multiple times. I've discovered that if you want the Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 ISOs that Microsoft displays checksums for on their TechNet site 'do the following: 1) Use a web browser on a Linux system (I used Firefox on OpenSUSE 13.2) and go to 'or 'Note: I'm not sure if a Linux system is required but when I navigated to the URLs above on a Windows system, I got automatically redirected to 'or 'respectively where I was asked to download and run the 'mediacreationtool.exe'.

Windows 7 ISOs are also available, but I think you need a retail product key '2) Select the 'region' edition of Windows 8.1 (e.g. K, N, Single Language - all ISOs come with Standard/Home and Pro) that you require and click confirm. Then select the language you require and click confirm.

Note: TechNet does NOT provide checksums for Single Language 'region' editions, for some reason. 3) Click to download the 32bit and/or 64bit ISO. The page claims that links will be valid for 24-hours. So while you still can't verify Windows Single Language ISO checksums against Microsoft, at least you'll get consistent checksums.

Hope this helps. Now that my account has been verified, I've added some images below. It seems like to get any decent paragraph separation you need to know HTML.