can it be that you have an install.esd instead of an install.wim ? and what is this There is not even a SSU *g 1/2: defender-dism-x64_steven4554_September_14_2021.cab 2/2: windows10.0-kb5005544-x64-ndp48.cab [NetFx]
nope it's a wim file those files are windows 11 dev channel ones oh okay thanks for clearing that one doubt i have is can create_virtual_editions work on a wim file that exists in a different directory with base editions but no ISO structure? or say only create wim is selected
W10UI v10.11 - Added support for Windows 11 Combined UUP updates - Updated Windows Defender cab integration routine - If AutoStart option is active, the script will not clear initial screen, and will auto exit at the end == uup-converter v71 - Added support for Windows 11 Combined UUP updates - Updated Windows Defender cab integration routine - Updated PSFExtractor
Added support for Windows 11 Combined UUP updates is that means something like？ windows10.0-kb5005635-x64_dd4e70b19843f6197dd048b5aff7519247401560.msu
Actually, not really. If you use DXCB to make your repack, the same way that @mooms did at the link you referenced above, I believe that you can make installers that should work on all Win OS, Win 2K and above x86/x64, (Win 11 has not been tested, but @mooms tested Win 8, 8.1, and 10), and not only make the installer, but also an optional uninstaller script that should work to remove directx june2010 from any Win OS it is installed on regardless of how it was installed or what installer was used. The installers include DirectX for Managed Code, and to my knowledge, will be the smallest installers available. You are more than welcome to use the installers as they are created, or rename or modify them as you wish. Have fun! EDIT: I don't know what changes, if any, are necessary to make the installer made by DXCB compatible with what is mentioned here - https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/msmg-toolkit.50572/page-1020#post-1689631. You are probably more qualified and capable to make any required changes than I am. Cheers and Regards
I asked for help for @Enthousiast about how to restore and he pointed to me for this method. But I could not succeed. But I solved in a manual way. Use some WinPE Live Edition to boot and proceed with the steps below. Step 00 - Move the folders (Program Files, ProgramData, "Users\Your User Name", Windows) to a folder that is created within %SystemDrive% "C:", like "C:\OSBKP" Step 01 - Make the clean installation of the same build, with the desired ass and create the user with the same name previously used. Ex 18363.418 to 18363.1734 Step 02 - Enter the "C:\Users" folder, Delete the new "Your User Name" folder and move your backuped "Your User Name" folder from "C:\OSBKP" to "C:\Users" Folder. Step 03 - Move all other folders (Program Files, ProgramData and Windows) back to %SystemDrive% "C:", ignoring all the same (no replacement) files. Step 04 - Make the InPlace upgrade again to avoid any issues. Step 05 - Delete the previous installation backup and other remnants within the folder that was created. Do this, but the risk is all yours. It is a suggestion of procedure to be done, after the exhaustion of all possibilities. As a contribution, I am only reporting this experience, for which I passed. It may be that it serves someone!
I was creating a multi arch iso for the latest official windows 8.1 enterprise ISOs with update, but when I want start the installation, it asked for a key to continue install, i can't choose that i don't have a key at the moment. What i can do to avoid this? Keys from internet didn't work. Latest official Windows 7 enterprise with SP 1 iso worked fine with the multi arch iso creation.