Found this method on the internet a few days ago, since "vcReg and Extras&Info" method doesn't work any more. Tried and it works!!! :) I'm new on this forum, so i didn't know how to attach the necessary files at the bottom of the post, and I have inserted the photo with original links for download below the text.
1. Free up some space – The "100-year trick"
2. Developer Unlock your Lumia 530
3. Interop Unlock your Lumia 530
4. Change your Device Identifiers
Here's the real reason this works: We're going to pretend our humble Lumia 530 is actually a Lumia 535.
5. Force updates to download to the SD Card – the "1GB File trick"
Windows Update always prefers to download updates to the local phone storage. It's typically faster than the SD card, and a whole lot safer. But if there's insufficient space, it can download the update files to the SD card.
Installing process will be much slower, because installation files are downloaded on SDcard, which is generally slower than phone storage. With my Transcend 8GB SD it lasted for about 2 hours. If install progress hangs for >1 hour at the "Migrating your data" screen, it's safe to reboot and you've got 10586.xxx version now. :)
6. Hard reset your device
7. Upgrade your Lumia 530 to 10586.318
Once you've successfully got 10586.xxx installed on your Lumia 530, you can upgrade to 10586.318.
Delete all unnecessary data and apps from Phone storage
The old 1GB file trick again. Copy that 1GB file back to your phone storage.
In the Settings App, search for updates. They should again begin downloading to your SD card.
As before, delete the 1GB file after the updates begin downloading.
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1. Free up some space – The "100-year trick"
- You will need a large MicroSD card – at least 4GB.
- The updates downloaded alone require around 900MB of space. After it's finished, Windows 10 Mobile build 10586.164 takes 2.46GB on my Lumia 530. We're gonna need more space.
- Hard reset your phone
- When it comes back up, disable time synchronisation, and set the date to 100 years in the future (e.g. 01/01/2155).
- Open the Settings App, and try to open all the various tabs. Many of them will tell you there's a problem, and allow you to uninstall it.
- Uninstall any other apps from the All apps screen.
- You should have around 1.4GB free space now.
2. Developer Unlock your Lumia 530
- Install the Windows Phone 8.1 SDK
- If you haven't already, you'll need to register as a developer.
- Search for Windows Phone Developer Registration Tool 8.1, and follow the steps to Developer unlock your Lumia 530 (your screen must be unlocked during this procedure!! - set lock screen settings on 5 minutes or so).
- Go to the app store, and install the Windows Insider and Preview for Developers app.
- Open up Storage Sense, and move Preview for Developers to the SD card.
- Make sure Windows Insider remains on your Phone storage; and the default App location is your Phone.
3. Interop Unlock your Lumia 530
- Grab and deploy CustomWPSystem_0500. xap and WPSystem_Folder_Unlocker_Release_ARM. xap to your phone (using the Windows Phone Application Deployment 8.1 program from the SDK -> C:\Program Files (x86)\ Microsoft SDKs\ Windows Phone\ v8.1\ Tools\ AppDeploy\ AppDeploy. exe)
- Copy CustomPFD_0003. xap to the SD Card
- Open up WPSystem_Folder_Unlocker on your phone, and tap "Unlock WPSystem Folder (sdcard)". It should say "Success!"
- Open up CustomWPSystem on your phone
- Tap the red bar "SD Card permissions", then browse to your SD Card and tap Apply (the tick)
- Scroll to the bottom, and tap "Select the XAP".
- Pick the CustomPFD_0003. xap file you copied to the SD card.
- Tap Apply Xap.
- Browse to Preview for Developers in the All Apps list. The icon should have changed.
4. Change your Device Identifiers
Here's the real reason this works: We're going to pretend our humble Lumia 530 is actually a Lumia 535.
- Open the Preview for Developers app
- Browse to HKLM/SYSTEM/Platform/DeviceTargetingInfo
- Change the following keys:
- PhoneManufacturer: MicrosoftMDG
- PhoneManufacturerModelName: RM-1089_1048
- PhoneModelName: Lumia 535
- PhoneMobileOperatorName: 000-IT
5. Force updates to download to the SD Card – the "1GB File trick"
Windows Update always prefers to download updates to the local phone storage. It's typically faster than the SD card, and a whole lot safer. But if there's insufficient space, it can download the update files to the SD card.
- On your PC, open up a Command Prompt as Administrator(!)
- Create a 1GB file (copy and paste following line in Command Prompt): fsutil file createnew C:gb.tmp 1000000000
- Copy the file to your Phone storage.
- Join the Insiders Program if you haven't already, and select Slow Ring or Release Preview.
- Check for phone updates.
- Soon after the updates begin downloading (say 5% to be sure), you must delete the 1GB temp file. While this file forced Windows Update to download to the SD card, we still need all that space we cleared earlier for the updates to actually install!
- Allow your phone to reboot when prompted.
Installing process will be much slower, because installation files are downloaded on SDcard, which is generally slower than phone storage. With my Transcend 8GB SD it lasted for about 2 hours. If install progress hangs for >1 hour at the "Migrating your data" screen, it's safe to reboot and you've got 10586.xxx version now. :)
6. Hard reset your device
7. Upgrade your Lumia 530 to 10586.318
Once you've successfully got 10586.xxx installed on your Lumia 530, you can upgrade to 10586.318.
Delete all unnecessary data and apps from Phone storage
The old 1GB file trick again. Copy that 1GB file back to your phone storage.
In the Settings App, search for updates. They should again begin downloading to your SD card.
As before, delete the 1GB file after the updates begin downloading.
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