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v3.4.0 — Renamed to Windows ISO Updater

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The program is now Windows ISO Updater: the file is called Windows-ISO-updater-GUI_vX.X.X.cmd and carries its version in the name. Plus a round of fixes found in a code review.

Upgrading from 3.3: download Windows-ISO-updater-GUI_v3.4.0.cmd, put it in the same folder and delete the old Win10-ISO-Updater.cmd. Your options are carried over (Win10-ISO-Updater.settings.json is read once and saved as Windows-ISO-Updater.settings.json), and the signing folder and the work folder are kept. The GitHub repository is now j0p3s/Windows-ISO-Updater.

Changed

  • New file name: Windows-ISO-updater-GUI_vX.X.X.cmd. The version is read from one place ($Script:AppVersion in src/10_engine_head.ps1); build.py puts it in the file name, the header, the start line and the version label in the window, and removes older builds.
  • The release workflow attaches Windows-ISO-updater-GUI_vX.Y.Z.cmd and its .sha256; the tests workflow checks that the committed build is the build of src/.
  • Names and titles say Windows ISO Updater everywhere (window, message boxes, log, ISO label fallback WINDOWS_CUSTOM). The settings file name no longer changes with the version.
  • The Save as box of the Build page suggests Win10_custom.iso or Win11_custom.iso after the Windows version of the unpacked ISO.

Fixed

  • Your own SetupComplete.cmd kept byte for byte. Adding the driver call used to rewrite the file as ASCII, so accented characters in it became ? and a UTF-8 BOM was dropped. Now only the call line is inserted; encoding and BOM stay.
  • Accents in a driver package name (for example a folder called Gráficos) no longer end up as ? in SetupComplete-drivers.cmd: names are transliterated to plain ASCII. An $OEM$ driver folder with non-ASCII characters is skipped with a note in the log, as it cannot be named in that script.
  • A network path as work folder (\\server\share) now gives a clear message instead of an error from DriveInfo.
  • A non-numeric image INDEX in autounattend.xml no longer aborts the check with a cast error; it is reported as a warning.
  • The Defender marker file and the .sha256 next to the ISO keep non-ASCII characters in the path / file name (UTF-8; the .sha256 has no BOM, so sha256sum -c reads it).
  • The launcher starts Windows PowerShell by its full path, so a powershell.exe lying next to the .cmd (the current folder is searched first) is never run with administrator rights.
  • Redundant branch in the driver import removed.

Full Changelog: v3.3.0...v3.4.0

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