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  3. my roommate's new Microsoft Surface Hub is running a wacky version of Windows 10 that popped up a "You need to download something from the store to support this file!" message when I tried to run a win64 exe.

my roommate's new Microsoft Surface Hub is running a wacky version of Windows 10 that popped up a "You need to download something from the store to support this file!" message when I tried to run a win64 exe.

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  • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

    NOPE it tries to give me MTR

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    updating this thing is mainly a nightmare because the only updates I've managed to at all get working are the ones from the Surface IT Tool and it can't download most of the images because microsoft is storing the images on a server that someone reboots every 10 minutes or something

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    • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

      updating this thing is mainly a nightmare because the only updates I've managed to at all get working are the ones from the Surface IT Tool and it can't download most of the images because microsoft is storing the images on a server that someone reboots every 10 minutes or something

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      #37

      microsoft, you know that resuming HTTP downloads has been a solved problem since, uh, 1997?

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      • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

        microsoft, you know that resuming HTTP downloads has been a solved problem since, uh, 1997?

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        It's a 22gb file and it can go as fast as half a gigabit/s but it keeps just hanging at like 14gb in. Your only option is to cancel and try again, which starts from byte 0

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        • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

          It's a 22gb file and it can go as fast as half a gigabit/s but it keeps just hanging at like 14gb in. Your only option is to cancel and try again, which starts from byte 0

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          #39

          they mention this might be a problem in one of the many FAQs, and they recommend you fix it by getting better internet

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          • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

            they mention this might be a problem in one of the many FAQs, and they recommend you fix it by getting better internet

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            #40

            I should MITM myself and see if I can figure out where it's downloading these files, and just curl it

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            • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

              I should MITM myself and see if I can figure out where it's downloading these files, and just curl it

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              #41

              got it.

              https://surfacerecoverytool.download.prss.microsoft.com/dbazure/download/SurfaceHub3_BMR_155000_2023.815.94.zip

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              • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                got it.

                https://surfacerecoverytool.download.prss.microsoft.com/dbazure/download/SurfaceHub3_BMR_155000_2023.815.94.zip

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                #42

                I'd be tempted to launch my win95 VM ad use GetRight to download it, but I imagine it'd have some issues with TLS and certificates and such

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                • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                  I'd be tempted to launch my win95 VM ad use GetRight to download it, but I imagine it'd have some issues with TLS and certificates and such

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                  #43

                  oh right I need to install TCP/IP onto my windows 95 machine first

                  lemme find my win95 floppies

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                  • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                    oh right I need to install TCP/IP onto my windows 95 machine first

                    lemme find my win95 floppies

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                    Nah, MS won't let you download the file over HTTP, and this version of GetRight from 1997 doesn't support HTTPS.

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                    • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                      Nah, MS won't let you download the file over HTTP, and this version of GetRight from 1997 doesn't support HTTPS.

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                      #45

                      the curl download failed with a connection reset after 17 minutes and 20gb!

                      so I tell curl to resume it, and... the server starts over from the beginning.

                      MICROSOFT'S STUPID SERVER DOESN'T SUPPORT THE RANGE HEADER

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                      • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                        the curl download failed with a connection reset after 17 minutes and 20gb!

                        so I tell curl to resume it, and... the server starts over from the beginning.

                        MICROSOFT'S STUPID SERVER DOESN'T SUPPORT THE RANGE HEADER

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                        #46

                        IT'S 2026 BUY A REAL COMPUTER

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                        • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                          IT'S 2026 BUY A REAL COMPUTER

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                          anger canceled, I was just misreading curl. it did resume.

                          so again, why doesn't microsoft's official tool do this?

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                          • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                            anger canceled, I was just misreading curl. it did resume.

                            so again, why doesn't microsoft's official tool do this?

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                            anyway I have the file now. There's a metadata JSON file that I don't have, but it looks very fakable. Then I can use the official recovery tool to build me a bootable USB drive, like it's supposed to be able to do

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                            • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                              anyway I have the file now. There's a metadata JSON file that I don't have, but it looks very fakable. Then I can use the official recovery tool to build me a bootable USB drive, like it's supposed to be able to do

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                              FUN FACT: the Surface IT Tool doesn't seem to validate any of the windows version info you give it in the JSON file!

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                                FUN FACT: the Surface IT Tool doesn't seem to validate any of the windows version info you give it in the JSON file!

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                                yeah no it just failed verification. So I'm just going to try to download it, again, and again, and again, until I get lucky

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                                • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                                  yeah no it just failed verification. So I'm just going to try to download it, again, and again, and again, until I get lucky

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                                  it already hung

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                                  • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                                    it already hung

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                                    currently on attempt #8

                                    #7 made it to 17gb (of 22gb)!

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                                    • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                                      currently on attempt #8

                                      #7 made it to 17gb (of 22gb)!

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                                      slightly tempted to automate it. watch the screen for the visible download amount, and if it hasn't changed in Xty seconds, hit cancel, restart.

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                                      • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                                        slightly tempted to automate it. watch the screen for the visible download amount, and if it hasn't changed in Xty seconds, hit cancel, restart.

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                                        cross your fingers, we're at 19gb and still climbing at 76 Mbps!

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                                        • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                                          cross your fingers, we're at 19gb and still climbing at 76 Mbps!

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                                          21gb!!!!

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