Windows 10 Technical Preview build 9841 part 1 of 2

Windows 10 Technical Preview build 9841 part 1 of 2

Windows 10 Technical Preview MultiLang pack - murphy78
Part 1 of 2 (build 9841)

This should only be used on a live machine by a technician or by
someone who is technically proficient in helping report issues and
give opinion feedback to MS. You should not be using this as an
end-user system. There will likely be many application compatibility
issues and crashes involved. You've been warned, so proceed at your
own discretion.

I am uploading these so that as wide an audience as possible can
help MS create the best OS they can with Windows 10. I don't make
any money distributing these things either directly or indirectly.

The default Technical Preview and Enterprise Technical Preview are
available in 4 languages only: en-US, en-GB, zh-CN, and pt-BR
Any other languages would likely need to be installed through the
control panel after install. There are no language packs available
for offline integration at this time, and likely will not be for
the duration of the technical preview. I have not tested the product
yet. I have simply verified hashes and inspected files. If you find
an issue with the product, try reporting it with the issue reporting
thing. MS's website for this venture is: http://preview.windows.com

Files with prefix "9841.0.140912-1613.FBL_RELEASE_" are the MS direct
download versions. I have compared the hashes of some of them that
match MSDN, but the Enterprise and Server variants do not. We have
reason to believe that there is a small change in the install.wim
similar to how they bitmasked the Windows 8 release and could be
related to a registry change or something else very small.

While making delta patches reduces the sizes by quite a lot, I tried
to minimize the amount of source ISOs. So, although it makes the
overall size of each file might be a bit larger, it requires fewer
transitions from the original x64 iso.

x64 has delta to enterprise x64 variant and the ddl enterprise x64.
x86 is made by first using the x86 en-US delta to convert from the
x64, then the x86 is the *source* for all the other x86 versions.
Server x64 is made by first using the Server x64 delta and then you
can convert to the ddl version or the hypercore ddl version.

If you're good with file renaming and torrents and already have the
direct download en-us version, you can skip the iso file in the
torrent and just rename it. The direct download of the file is at:
Pro English-US 64-bit (x64):
http://iso.esd.microsoft.com/W9TPI/FD54DF81A4CCF4511BA1445C606DDBA2/WindowsTechnicalPreview-x64-EN-US.iso
It would need to be renamed to the MSDN name of:
en_windows_technical_preview_x64_dvd_5552500.iso
for the patches to work. It also needs to be in the same directory
as the patches.

Note that the normal Preview versions match the MSDN files, so I've
changed their names to reflect the msdn files.

In part 2 I will delta the rest of the msdn files such as the
symbols_debug, server hypercore, and the rest of the enterprise
languages. Someone shared the en-US version and the server version
on MDL. We're waiting on the rest to be shared for part 2. I don't
expect that the datacenter vhd will be a good idea to delta as it is
over 7 gigs and in vhd format. I will likely just add it as is.

I'll include the exe patch hashes and the iso hashes in text files.