Windows 10 x64 21H2 20in1 + LTSC 2021 +/- Office2021 by v.01.2022 FIX (RUS/ENG)

Windows 10 x64 21H2 20in1 + LTSC 2021 +/- Office2021 by v.01.2022 FIX (RUS/ENG)


Windows 10 x64 21H2 20in1 + LTSC 2021 +/- Office2021 Eagle123, Bit depth: x64
Interface language: Russian / English
Size: 4.35GB

Windows 10 v21H2 19044.1466, which includes 5 Russian and 5 English x64 editions, with updates on 01.2022, additional system libraries (C ++ Redistributable Package), with a choice of installation options and the presence of MSDaRT. As well as Windows installations with pre-installed (or without - optional) Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Publisher, Outlook and OneNote. Details below.

Build Benefits:

• Auto activation
• Updates on 01.2022
• Selecting installation options
• MsDART in Windows Recovery Environment
• Start menu like in Windows 7 (optional)
• Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Publisher, Outlook and OneNote (optional)
• Enable/Disable Windows updates via a shortcut in the Start menu
• Turn Windows Defender on/off via a shortcut in the Start menu
• Automatic check for build updates
• Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package 2005-2008-2010-2012-2013-2015-2019
• .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.8
• DirectX 9.0c
• RuntimePack 20.3.3 Lite
• Writing to a flash drive with automatic checksum verification
List of editions:

• Windows 10 Home Single Language x64 (64-bit) Russian
• Windows 10 Home x64 (64-bit) Russian
• Windows 10 Professional x64 (64-bit) Russian
• Windows 10 Enterprise x64 (64-bit) Russian
• Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC x64 (64-bit) Russian

• Windows 10 Home Single Language x64 (64-bit) English
• Windows 10 Home x64 (64-bit) English
• Windows 10 Professional x64 (64-bit) English
• Windows 10 Enterprise x64 (64-bit) English
• Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC x64 (64-bit) English
Description of some installation options:

• Checkbox "Apply a set of registry tweaks" :
- Tweaks are located in subfolders "Tweaks" along the path "JINN\WinSetup\OEM". You can open .reg files with a text editor and edit them to your liking.

• Checkbox "Disable spyware" :
- The O&O ShutUp10 software is being used. A shortcut will be created for it in the Start menu.
- Including disables OneDrive.

• Checkbox "Start menu like in Windows 7" :
- The StartIsBack++ program will be installed.

• Checkbox "Disable Windows Defender" :
- The program DefenderControl is used.
- Please note that a negative reaction of antiviruses to this utility is possible.

• Checkbox "Disable system auto-update" :
- The program StopUpdates10 is used.
- Please note if this utility is active, i.e. If you allowed blocking updates, the utility blocks not only some processes related to updates, but also many processes/programs/utilities that access Microsoft servers, such as the Microsoft Store in Windows 10, Windows Defender updates, installation of additional language packs, and so on.
- In order for the utility to stop blocking them, you can use the corresponding shortcuts to enable / disable updates in the Start menu.

- Please note that a negative reaction of antiviruses to this utility is possible
Some build features:

• During the installation of Windows, a choice of installation options is available, which includes: auto-activation of Windows and Office, the use of various registry tweaks, the Start menu, as in Windows 7, disk grouping in Explorer, the ability to return the old view of the calculator, as well as optional Optionally disable: spyware, User Account Control, Windows Defender, Firewall, Hibernation, and System Auto Update. It is possible to set the time zone of the installed Windows, specify the need to switch to daylight saving time and vice versa, enter your unique user display name, user folder name, computer and workgroup name right during Windows installation.
• The build integrates critical updates available as of January 2022..
• By checking the appropriate checkbox in the installer, it is possible to make a choice about the need to install Windows immediately with the preinstalled Microsoft Office 2019 x86 v2112 (16.0.14729.20260), which contains Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Publisher, Outlook and OneNote.
• Some of the pre-installed tile applications have been removed from the assembly: Skype, Paint 3D (regular Paint is not touched), 3D Viewer, Zune Music, Zune Video and Feedback Center. If necessary, remote applications can be downloaded from the Microsoft Store.
• The System Restore service, both launched from the installation media and built into the system itself, is integrated with the Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset (MSDaRT) 10 module, which greatly expands the possibilities for resuscitation of the system.
• Before starting Windows installation, the following programs are available to run: Total Commander, Paragon Hard Disk Manager, Acronis Disk Director, Acronis True Image, Hard Disk Sentinel, BootIce, Windows password reset from Simplix, WinNtSetup, AIDA64, ProduKey.
• The system is installed immediately with Russian and English language packs. The choice of language during installation only affects which of the languages will be the main one. So at the end of the installation, you can easily change the interface language using standard OS tools without downloading additional files.
• Restored the functionality of the boot menu by pressing the F8 key when starting the computer.
• Restored the functionality of the boot menu by pressing the F8 key when starting the computer.
- Due to the fact that the assembly is a combined x64 distribution, and even having more than one language on board, installation from under an existing system is not available. The following installation options are available: from the installation media as a bootable device in BIOS Legacy mode for 64-bit OS; from the installation media as a boot device in EFI/UEFI mode for 64-bit OS only.
• It is possible to connect automatic installation of drivers from Snappy Driver Installer or SamDrivers, as well as automatic installation of programs from MinstAll.
• The latest versions of Microsoft Visual C++ 2005-2008-2010-2012-2013-2019-2022 Redistributable Package are integrated into the assembly. To avoid duplicative installation by various applications of earlier versions and to redirect programs that need these library packages to fresh versions, the installation of obsolete versions is blocked by stubs (project [addon] Microsoft Visual C++ 2005-2008-2010-2012-2013-2019-2022 Redistributable Package x86 &x64).
• The package is integrated DirectX 9.0c.
• The assembly includes a fix to counter vulnerabilities Meltdown and Specter. If necessary, you can disable protection against Meltdown and Specter simply by running the reg file from the assembly on an already installed system, which is located along the path "JINN\WinSetup\OEM\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Scripts\Tweaks\Skipped\Disable fix Meltdown and Specter KB4056892.reg";
• At the earliest stage of the installation, there is a pre-boot menu where you can choose the bitness of the primary shell, that is, which installer will be used, 32-bit or 64-bit. Thanks to this, you don't have to worry that the 64-bit version of the OS may not be included in the RAID, and that its users may find themselves without a system recovery service.
• The default font (pattern) has been changed in Word. Now it is Times New Roman 14, line spacing 1, line spacing 1.25, justified and all spacing 0.
How to write to a flash drive:

Automatically, using the "Write to flash drive" utility:
• 1) Check that all antiviruses, antimalware, cleaners and optimizers are disabled (including "Kerish Doctor" and similar programs and it is DISABLED completely, i.e. unloaded from memory, and not just suspended their protection for 5 minutes), and also disabled "Windows Defender", which can turn itself on if it sees that you have disabled a third-party antivirus. Also make sure SmartScreen is disabled. Details under the spoiler "Why do antiviruses react?"
• 2) Mount the ISO image into a virtual CD/DVD drive so that a new CD/DVD with the label "JINNLIVEUSB" will appear in Windows Explorer and assigned a drive letter. In Windows 8, 8.1 and 10, this is done simply by double-clicking on the ISO image in Explorer, and for Windows 7, you can use additional programs, such as Daemon Tools, Alcohol 120% and others, which can be downloaded on the same tracker.
• 3) Run the file "JINN\Write to flash drive" from the mounted ISO-image;
• 4) select the device (USB drive) to which you will write the assembly. If your device is not displayed in the list or "Removable devices not found!" is displayed, then try checking the box "Show all drives" at the bottom of the utility;
• 5) uncheck (not recommended) if you DO NOT want to format your USB drive to FAT32 and delete all partitions on it;
• 6) check the "+ Office" checkbox if you want to write files to the USB flash drive to add the ability to install Windows immediately with Microsoft Office 2019 preinstalled. you can still refuse to install it;
• 7) click the "Write" button and wait for the message "Writing components completed!".

Multiboot USB Drive Created!

If there are problems with launching the "Write to a USB flash drive" utility:
If the "Write to flash drive" utility:
• 1) does not start
• 2) disk detection error appears
• 3) the error "Exception ETaskbarException in module Could not register tab -2147467259" appears
• 4) the checkbox "Show all disks" is unavailable

Then do the following:
• 1) Check that all antiviruses, antimalware, cleaners and optimizers are disabled (including "Kerish Doctor" and similar programs and it is DISABLED completely, i.e. unloaded from memory, and not just suspended their protection for 5 minutes), and also disabled "Windows Defender", which can turn itself on if it sees that you have disabled a third-party antivirus. And also make sure SmartScreen is disabled
• 2) Right-click on the file "Write to flash drive.exe" and on the file "JINN\data\tools\rmpart.exe" and if there is a checkbox "Unblock" in the "General" tab of any of the indicated utilities below ", then put a bird there and click "OK", confirming the changes made
• 3) Try to rename the files "Write to flash drive.exe", "JINN\data\tools\rmpart.exe" and "%temp%\JINN\hddinfo.ini" (or "C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\AppData \Local\Temp\JINN\hddinfo.ini"). Those. make sure that some program does not block access to them and does not use these files. If some program uses these files or one of them and does not allow renaming, then disable this program or reconfigure it so that it does not do this. After renaming these files, don't forget to return them to their original names.
• 4) Make sure the MD5 of JINN\data\tools\rmpart.exe is 77426DD318290A6C3EABE51E608ACBA9
• 5) Try to open the JINN\data\tools\rmpart.exe file - a black window with inscriptions should appear and close after 5 seconds
• 6) Recalculate the hash of the distribution or/and completely delete the distribution and download again.

• If you have an external hard drive and you want to make two FAT32 and NTFS partitions on it, then create these two partitions with any disk management utility, for example, "Paragon Hard Disk Manager" or "Acronis Disk Director" - create the first partition for assembly files of the size you need in FAT32, and the second partition in NTFS. Then follow the instructions for creating a flash drive, described above, just do not forget to DISABLE FORMATTING. And do not be afraid that the utility shows both partitions of your external HDD in one line. In this case, since formatting will be disabled, the two previously created partitions will remain, and the assembly files will be copied to the first logical partition mounted by the operating system on your external hard drive with a "lower" letter.

By manually copying the files from the ISO image:
• 1) Optional: Format your flash drive. For EFI boot support, it is highly recommended to format to FAT32;
• 2) manually copy the "EFI" and "JINN" folders from the mounted ISO-image to the flash drive (the "boot" folder and the "bootmgr" file are not needed for the flash drive);
• 3) run the file "JINN\Change flash drive loader.exe" from the flash drive;
• 4) click the "Install" button, then after waiting a bit, click "OK".

Multiboot USB Drive Created!

With Rufus (least recommended way):
• 1) Select a flash drive in the "Device" list;
• 2) Press the "Select" button and specify the ISO image to be burned;
• 3) "MBR" partition scheme;
• 4) Target system "BIOS (or UEFI-CSM);
• 5) Press ALT-E and make sure that the entry to "FAT32" has become available in the "File system" drop-down list below. If this does not happen, then press ALT-E again;
• 6) Select "File system" FAT32;
• 7) Make sure that all the above items are set correctly, and the rest can be left by default;
• 8) Press the "Start" button.

• WARNING ! After writing to a flash drive, you need to open the syslinux.cfg file on it and replace the small letters "jinn" with uppercase "JINN", otherwise it will not be possible to boot from the flash drive in Legacy / CSM mode.

This method is the least recommended, in my opinion, because:
• 1) there is no possibility to check files after recording
• 2) No USB-HDD+ recording mode
• 3) it is not possible to write a text grub4dos menu without graphics to a flash drive

If you cannot boot from the USB drive:
If you cannot boot from your USB drive in Legacy\CSM modes, then:
• 1) Burn the flash drive using the "Burn to flash drive" utility with the "USB-HDD+" checkbox checked, as well as the "Grub4Dos-menu without graphics" checkbox
• 2) try to boot from the USB again
• 3) if booting from the USB drive fails again, then start from the newly created USB drive "JINN\Change bootloader". Attention ! Run the "Change flash drive bootloader" utility only from a USB drive (flash drive or portable hard drive), and you should not start it from the main hard drive with your working Windows!
• 4) set a dot at "Xorboot"
• 5) click the "Install" button
• 6) wait for the message about the successful installation of the bootloader and click "OK"
• 7) Try to boot from the USB again
• 8) if the boot from the USB drive failed again, then repeat all the steps, starting from point 3, only now in the fourth point, instead of "Xorboot", select any other bootloader.
Treatment procedure:

• During Windows Setup, the "Windows Activation" checkbox is available.
• Regardless of the state of the "Windows Activation" checkbox - if a license key for Windows 8 or 10 "embedded in the BIOS" is found and it matches the edition of Windows being installed, then it will be used for activation. For full activation, you need to connect to the Internet. The key from Windows 8 "embedded" in the BIOS is NOT automatically transferred to Windows 10 - in this case, you need to manually view the key, for example, in the "ProduKey" program, or immediately after installation in the file "C:\Windows\Setup\Scripts\Activation \MSDM Key\BIOSKEY.txt". This key can then be entered manually in "Settings\Updates and Security\Activation".

• When the "Windows Activation" checkbox is checked, and if the key "embedded in the BIOS" is not found or it does not fit the edition being installed , then alternative activation methods will be used. In case of successful activation, Windows will be activated with the "W10 Digital Activation Program" and Microsoft Office with "AAct", as well as a task will be created in the Task Scheduler to reactivate Microsoft Office every 10 days and an activator shortcut will be created in the Start menu ".
If you have the following folders on your computer, it is highly recommended to add them to your antivirus exceptions:
"C:\ProgramData\KMSAutoS"
"C:\Windows\AAct_Tools"

• Windows Defender already includes these exceptions.

What to do if automatic activation of Windows 10 did not work? And the license key is not "sewn" into the BIOS?
• 1 option . You can activate Windows manually by clicking the "Activate Windows 10" button by running the "JINN\WinSetup\OEM\10_$OEM$\$$\Setup\Scripts\Activation\W10DigitalActivation.exe" file from a flash drive or from a mounted ISO image.
• 2 option . You can activate Windows manually by running the "JINN\WinSetup\OEM\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Scripts\Activation\AAct\AAct_x64.exe" file from a flash drive or from a mounted ISO image. Then, by clicking the "Activate Windows" button, wait, after activation is completed, click the gear icon in the lower left corner, check the box "Create a task to activate Windows" and click "Apply". If you install your own antivirus, be sure to add the "C:\Windows\AAct_Tools" folder to the exceptions.

What should I do if Office automatic activation doesn't work?
• You can activate Office manually by running the file "JINN\WinSetup\OEM\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Scripts\Activation\AAct\AAct_x64.exe" from a flash drive or from a mounted ISO image.
• Then click the gear icon in the lower left corner and in the "Office keys" section, click the "Install GVLK key" button and wait.
• Then, on the left side of the program, click the "Activate Office" button and wait. After activation is complete, click the gear icon in the lower left corner, check the box next to "Create a task to activate Office" and click "Apply".
• If you install your own antivirus, be sure to include the "C:\Windows\AAct_Tools" folder in the exceptions.
What's new in this build of Windows 10 with MSOFFICE from 02/04/2022:

• Fixed a bug due to which additional options were not installed in the LTSC edition
System requirements:
• 64-bit (x64) processor running at 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster;
• 2 GB of RAM (RAM);
• 32 GB hard disk space;
• DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM driver version 1.0 or higher.