Yes. But it won't boot to OOBE when applied to a partition. The reconstructed Unstaged image is already Code: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup\ImageServicingData] "ImageState"="IMAGE_STATE_GENERALIZE_RESEAL_TO_OOBE" though not having \Windows\Setup\State\State.ini. Code: [State] ImageState=IMAGE_STATE_GENERALIZE_RESEAL_TO_OOBE When both exist, still no. It really needs generalized. In previous posts of mine, I had many Reconstruction tests by replacing the config (SOFTWARE and SYSTEM) from lite neutral normal image. It works. But some LCUs work, some not. PS: The same solutions on the web are for normal image.
Suggestion: the packages folder of unstaged.wim should add Microsoft-Windows-WinPE-package as an edition Question: If two sxs assemblies from boot.wim and install.wim have the same name, are they the same? @xinso
boot.wim\winre.wim and install.wim are using different package names. No conflict. You want to reconstruct winpe and winre wim? I use neutral winre.wim only, because the ISO has boot.wim. PS: The Packages folder in Unstaged ISO installs only System, not including WinPE\WinRE. Impossible.
I actually can create winre/boot from unstaged.Here's what I'm saying: I want to create a universal unstaged script from uupfiles to a packed state that takes much less storage. Use unattend instead of setup.exe I wasn't talking about packages , I was talking about these: Code: amd64_3ware.inf.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.22000.1_en-us_9bc6529cefa01c71
xinso gailium119 I installed the self-made Windows 11 unstaged iso with vm, and an error message appeared that the Windows license could not be found. What is the reason? Spoiler
EnterpriseG problem. Even a NORMAL EnterpriseG has this problem. Solution: copy license.rtf to every folder that contains placeholder.rtf
Tested 22000.1 WHOLE uup files to unstaged wim and fods Spoiler Problem: There is no convenient way to sort out the langpacks of boot/winre so I put them together. Native images are not added currently.
install.wim\Windows\System32\en-US\Licenses\ Code: OEM Volume _Default OEM\Core OEM\CoreCountrySpecific OEM\CoreN OEM\EnterpriseG OEM\EnterpriseS OEM\EnterpriseSN OEM\PPIPro OEM\Professional OEM\ProfessionalN OEM\Core\license.rtf OEM\CoreCountrySpecific\license.rtf OEM\CoreN\license.rtf OEM\EnterpriseG\license.rtf OEM\EnterpriseS\license.rtf OEM\EnterpriseSN\license.rtf OEM\PPIPro\license.rtf OEM\Professional\license.rtf OEM\ProfessionalN\license.rtf Volume\Core Volume\CoreCountrySpecific Volume\CoreN Volume\EnterpriseG Volume\EnterpriseS Volume\EnterpriseSN Volume\PPIPro Volume\Professional Volume\ProfessionalN Volume\Core\license.rtf Volume\CoreCountrySpecific\license.rtf Volume\CoreN\license.rtf Volume\EnterpriseG\license.rtf Volume\EnterpriseS\license.rtf Volume\EnterpriseSN\license.rtf Volume\PPIPro\license.rtf Volume\Professional\license.rtf Volume\ProfessionalN\license.rtf _Default\Core _Default\CoreCountrySpecific _Default\CoreN _Default\EnterpriseG _Default\EnterpriseS _Default\EnterpriseSN _Default\PPIPro _Default\Professional _Default\ProfessionalN _Default\Core\license.rtf _Default\CoreCountrySpecific\license.rtf _Default\CoreN\license.rtf _Default\EnterpriseG\license.rtf _Default\EnterpriseS\license.rtf _Default\EnterpriseSN\license.rtf _Default\PPIPro\license.rtf _Default\Professional\license.rtf _Default\ProfessionalN\license.rtf
For specific edition like EnterpriseG, we can't put the license in other places except, Only in \system32 or \system32\licenses or in the folder \system32\zh-CN. Feel likes that.