ESD converter not working anymore

I've been using this approach since early Windows 10 days but it doesn't work for Windows 11. Any idea how to fix it?

I don't remember where I got the scripts from and I'm not the author.

extract-esd-to-folder.ps1

Code:

$ESDFilePath="file.esd"

$ImageExclusions=@(
    'Windows Setup Media'
    'Microsoft Windows PE (x64)'
    'Microsoft Windows Setup (x64)'
    'Microsoft Windows PE (x86)'
    'Microsoft Windows Setup (x86)'
)

$AllImages=Get-WindowsImage -ImagePath $ESDFilePath
$SetupMediaImage=$AllImages.Where({$_.ImageName -eq "Windows Setup Media"})
$SetupImage=$AllImages.Where({$_.ImageName -eq "Microsoft Windows Setup (x64)"})

New-Item -Path ".\ISOFiles" -ItemType Directory
Expand-WindowsImage -ImagePath $ESDFilePath -Index $SetupMediaImage.ImageIndex -ApplyPath ".\ISOFiles"

Export-WindowsImage -SourceImagePath $ESDFilePath -SourceIndex $SetupImage.ImageIndex -CompressionType Maximum -DestinationImagePath ".\ISOFiles\Sources\boot.wim" -DestinationName $SetupImage.ImageName

$AllImages.Where({$_.ImageName -notin $ImageExclusions}).foreach(
    {
        Export-WindowsImage -SourceImagePath $ESDFilePath -SourceIndex $_.ImageIndex -CompressionType Maximum -DestinationImagePath ".\ISOFiles\Sources\Install.wim" -DestinationName $_.ImageName
    }
)

create-iso-from-folder.ps1

Code:

$ISOMediaFolder = 'D:\ISOFiles'
$ISOFile = 'D:\my.iso'
$PathToOscdimg = 'D:\WindowsKits10ADK\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\amd64\Oscdimg'
$BootData='2#p0,e,b"{0}"#pEF,e,b"{1}"' -f "$ISOMediaFolder\boot\etfsboot.com","$ISOMediaFolder\efi\Microsoft\boot\efisys_noprompt.bin"
Start-Process -FilePath "$PathToOscdimg\oscdimg.exe" -ArgumentList @("-bootdata:$BootData",'-u2','-udfver102',"$ISOMediaFolder","$ISOFile") -PassThru -Wait -NoNewWindow

Then burn the ISO with the latest Rufus.

In multiple computers I get the same error:

 

I appreciate the link but I don't trust third party tools with no source or blobs (no offense intended! you're all great) that's why I searched for the script a few years ago.
Just trying to check if someone knows the reason or had the same issue

 

It calls several executables from the /bin folder that I don't have the source to.

 

FIXED

The problem was that the image names changed.

To see the new names you can use

Code:

Write-Output $AllImages
exit

e.g. Microsoft Windows Setup (x64) changed to Microsoft Windows Setup (amd64)

The errors were being silenced for some reason.

 

Yeah that's what I did, I just updated the names after I got them from Write-Output $AllImages