How to See Which Windows Version on a DVD, ISO, or USB Drive

Maybe you have many Windows installer, From Windows 7 to 10 and all of those installers look alike.  to see which Windows version, edition, build number, and architecture you can use command prompt or Powershell.

Before you do it, you’ll need to ensure you have the installation media connected to your computer and mounted. If it’s a DVD or USB drive, insert it into your computer. If it’s an ISO file, mount it.

1. Windows + R and choose/select the Installation Media location.

2. Double Click the "sources" Folder.

3. Use Command Prompt or Windows Powershell (Windows 10 User)

4. Type these command :

DISM /get-wiminfo /wimfile:”x:\sources\install.esd”

Or

DISM /get-wiminfo /wimfile:”x:\sources\install.wim”

5. Change the "X" with drive/location where the installation media located.

6. Initially, the information appeared was incomplete. you need to add index command to see more detailed information like this :

DISM /get-wiminfo /wimfile:”h:\sources\install.esd” /index:1

7. Thank You...

Source :

HowToGeek

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