Someguy123's Customised WinToUSB Win10Pro install - version 1.0 - packaged on 2021-09-15
This is a Windows 10 Pro installation containing various drive management tools (partitioning, repair, defrag, recovery),
security tools (veracrypt, keepass, MBAM, Spybot S&D, ClamAV), browsers (firefox, chrome, edge),
filesystem readers (for linux, BSD, and macOS filesystems), and more!

This is the FULLY RAW full disk image version, which contains a raw IMG dumped from a burned WinToUSB 32GB USB install.

This means you can dd the IMG file straight onto a USB, no need to use WinToUSB. It also means that you should be able
to boot the IMG file inside of a VM, or possibly on a dedicated server using some form of network booting, assuming
it can write back to the file.


Sizes:

    Filename        Size (Bytes)    Size (Gibibytes / Mebibytes)

    usb.img         34359738368     (32   GiB / 32,768 MiB)
    usb.img.bz2     15308697628     (14.2 GiB / 14,600 MiB)


This is the raw IMG version, available as a Torrent/MagnetLink, via IPFS, and via plain HTTP.

The image is a full DISK dump, NOT a partition dump, so it contains a partition table (MBR), bootsector,
partitions, etc. - and must be written directly to a disk (e.g. /dev/sda), rather than to a partition (/dev/sda1).

It contains both a classic bootsector (for BIOS booting), and a 100mb EFI partition (for UEFI booting).


Here is the disk partition layout/configuration:


    root@privex ~ # fdisk -l /dev/loop0

        Disk /dev/loop0: 32 GiB, 34359738368 bytes, 67108864 sectors
        Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
        Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
        I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
        Disklabel type: dos
        Disk identifier: 0x000036a1

        Device       Boot  Start      End  Sectors  Size Id Type
        /dev/loop0p1 *      2048   206847   204800  100M  c W95 FAT32 (LBA)
        /dev/loop0p2      206848 67102719 66895872 31.9G  7 HPFS/NTFS/exFAT

    root@privex ~ # blkid /dev/loop0 /dev/mapper/loop0*

        /dev/loop0: PTUUID="000036a1" PTTYPE="dos"
        /dev/mapper/loop0p1: LABEL="WINTOUSB" UUID="E010-5266" TYPE="vfat" PARTUUID="000036a1-01"
        /dev/mapper/loop0p2: LABEL="WinToUSB" UUID="5ACE138ACE135D97" TYPE="ntfs" PARTUUID="000036a1-02"


If you're on a NIX system (Linux/Mac/BSD), you can download, decompress, and write the IMG to a device/file
on-the-fly, without needing intermediary files:

    # If you don't yet have lbzip2 installed, you should install it with your system package manager,
    # as it supports multithreading and is much faster than the standard `bunzip2` included with most NIXes.
    # You should also install 'pv' so that you can get clear progress reporting inc. a progress bar and ETA.
    ####

    # Ubuntu/Debian/Kali/LinuxMint or other debian-based distros
    apt install -y lbzip2 pv

    # Fedora/Redhat/CentOS/Oracle/RockyLinux or other redhat-based distros
    dnf install lbzip2 pv
    # On older RedHat-based distros, you may need to use YUM instead of DNF.
    yum install lbzip2 pv

    # On macOS, you can use Homebrew ( https://brew.sh ) to install lbzip2 + pv
    brew install lbzip2 pv

    ####
    # Now you can download, decompress, and burn the IMG to your device or file simultaneously :)
    ####

    # Download + Decompress + Write to the file /opt/usb.img - with realtime progress info from pv.
    curl -fsSL https://winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0-FullImage/usb.img.bz2 \
        | lbzip2 -n $(nproc) -vdc - \
        | pv -s 34359738368 > /opt/usb.img

    # Download + Decompress + Write to the storage device /dev/sdx - with realtime progress info from pv.
    curl -fsSL https://winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0-FullImage/usb.img.bz2 \
        | lbzip2 -n $(nproc) -vdc - \
        | pv -s 34359738368 > /dev/sdx


HTTP Sources:

    ####
    # Raw Full IMG Version
    ####
    (IPFS HTTP Gateways)
    https://ipfs.io/ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0-FullImage/
    https://winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0-FullImage/
    https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0-FullImage/
    https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0-FullImage/

    (Normal HTTP Web Servers)
    http://byte.someguy123.net/public/SG-WinUSB-1.0-FullImage/
    http://cust06.se1.privex.cc/SG-WinUSB-1.0-FullImage/
    
    ####
    # Uncompressed Version
    ####
    (IPFS HTTP Gateways)
    https://ipfs.io/ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0-Raw/
    https://winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0-Raw/
    https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0-Raw/
    https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0-Raw/

    (Normal HTTP Web Servers)
    http://byte.someguy123.net/public/SG-WinUSB-1.0-Raw/
    http://cust06.se1.privex.cc/SG-WinUSB-1.0-Raw/

    ####
    # RAR Compressed Version
    ####
    (IPFS HTTP Gateways)
    https://ipfs.io/ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0/
    https://winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0/
    https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0/
    https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/SG-WinUSB-1.0/

    (Normal HTTP Web Servers)
    http://byte.someguy123.net/public/SG-WinUSB-1.0/
    http://cust06.se1.privex.cc/SG-WinUSB-1.0/


IPFS URIs / CIDs:
    
    ####
    # Raw Full IMG Version
    ####
    # Main IPNS Home, listing both Compressed and Raw versions:
    ipns://winusb.someguy123.net/
    /ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/

    ####
    # RAR Compressed Version
    ####
    # Main IPNS Home, listing both Compressed and Raw versions:
    ipns://winusb.someguy123.net/
    /ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/
    # Outer wrapper containing SG-WinUSB-1.0
    ipfs://QmdnRuyG16LMzG9nBeQwqWLcXAD2P29iLpiLmPGUepkRaB/
    /ipfs/QmdnRuyG16LMzG9nBeQwqWLcXAD2P29iLpiLmPGUepkRaB/
    # Actual SG-WinUSB-1.0 Folder
    ipfs://QmRVw5xjHovvHCCB5127zd25YxYE6FnT9LL8xRyrYgYqxS/
    /ipfs/QmRVw5xjHovvHCCB5127zd25YxYE6FnT9LL8xRyrYgYqxS/

    ####
    # Uncompressed Version
    ####
    # Main IPNS Home, listing both Compressed and Raw versions:
    ipns://winusb.someguy123.net/
    /ipns/winusb.someguy123.net/


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The alternative versions `SG-WinUSB-1.0` and `SG-WinUSB-1.0-Raw` contain just the VHDX virtual disk file, which holds
the Windows installation, apps, etc. - and can be burned to any external USB device (flash drive, SSD, HDD) using WinToUSB.

VHDX File Size: 30,076,305,408 bytes (28 GiB / 28,683 MiB)

It can be burned to a USB stick, CD, or other media using Hasleo WinToUSB https://www.easyuefi.com/wintousb/wintousb-pro.html

If you have slow internet, while having a decent CPU for relatively fast decompression, you may
want to download the compressed version instead, which is only 13GB (split into 4x RAR part files,
with up to 4GB per part), and can be decompressed with either WinRAR/7-Zip on Windows, or
unrar/p7z on Linux/BSD/Mac.

This archive is split into 4GB RAR volumes, and has a total of 4 volumes with the 4th and final volume being only ~876 MB.

This archive has 5% recovery data, which should allow the archive to be usable / repaired even if one or more volumes have some corruption.

Total VHDX Extracted Size: 28 GiB (29,371,392 KiB)
Total compressed size: 12.2 GiB (12,503 MiB)

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