[ARCHIVED] Windows Editions Reconstruction Project

After repeated looking at your scripts, it is more testing than helping users.

 

This script is far from complete.

 

It works. Still needs polishing.

You forgot to install key.

Without installing key, all Parent and Virtual editions will be installed with same default key of the Parent edition.

e.g. Core SKU
Core, Parent
CoreSingleLanguage, Virtual

Without installing key, two editions will be installed with Core's default key.

Pro SKU has more Virtual editions.
If no key, every edition will be installed with Pro's default key "Enterprise".

 

I used dism /image:mount /set-edition.

 

Good. But why the Professiona Edition is installed as "Enterprise"?

Code:

[install]
Edition=Professional
Lang=xx-XX
Timezone="Xxxxxx Standard Time"

 

Did it? What does Dism /image /get-currentedition show

 

You did not check when it was completely installed? Enterprise.

 

And, dism++ says it's professional
I can read the default keys from product.ini, right?

 

Enterprise is a virtual edition on top of Professional. Registry values are not correct.

 

Thanks. I was telling him about his script which does not specify key.

 

Enterprise is essentially Professional with a different key. The main "core" editions of client Windows that still exist are Core and Professional (well, technically PPIPro, EnterpriseS and EnterpriseG are still separate editions as well (not virtual)). Every other edition is virtual (ProfessionalWorkstation, Education, ServerRdsh, etc.)

 

Thanks.

 

When I add the file, then I get this error instead:

Code:

Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool
Version: 10.0.17763.1697

Image Version: 10.0.22000.1


Error: 0x80004003

DISM failed. No operation was performed.
For more information, review the log file.

The DISM log file can be found at logs\unattend.log
Press any key to continue . . .

I think it should be a problem with wincore.wim file. Because boot.wim, install.wim and winre.wim files are copied from this file.

 

Works fine with my 22468.1000. Maybe you deleted wincore.wim?

 

Native image problem:core/corecountryspecific, same.
professional, all languages, same.
ppiproifferent
coren, professionaln, different.
Solution: Extract from every *_en-us.esd
More problem: System.Core.ni.dll, mscorelib.ni.dll are missing
Solution: extract from *_netfx4_*_ni_dll in winsxs.

 

I had to consider CompositionEditionID even in my s**tty auto.cmd for upgrades (MediaCreationTool.bat).
It's such an oversight for the kind of script you're developing - listen to the experts and implement it

 

How about this: search for Microsoft-Windows-EditionSpecific-xxxxxx-Package.esd.
The bundle of editions are all in it

 

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You got stuck with so many errors, all for the script is not perfect. Ask gailium119 to redo a working one for you.

 

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