No, it's more complicated: you merge Enterprise G with the specific Enterprise G edition and look for the language pack. The main Enterprise G wrapper (which doesn't exist in the latest SSU) isn't there. One possibility is to carefully follow the steps: update the Pro edition, extract the updated WIM into your `sxs` (sources) folder, and use my PSF WIM script—treating that as the source to be supplemented with the updated Pro edition—before performing a rebuild (rebuilding WinOSr25 or Pro to G). I'm stuck on this myself; there's no solution for the moment.
My 10586.0 cannot boot to OOBE. The NLS data is missing or contains errors. PS: It is fine if copy\paste SOFTWARE and SYSTEM of a normal image's Windows\System32\config.
The problem with copying the registry is the number of errors—for example, language settings, folders, packages, or drivers that get written into the registry but do not actually exist. It is safer to simply locate your missing keys. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSHIVE\Setup [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTHIVE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTHIVE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\OOBE HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTHIVE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon These 4 keys should fix your problem ? How to export registry keys from an install.wim file C:\mount corresponds to the folder where you mounted install.wim. I intentionally loaded an install.wim In another scenario, this is what happens in the Registry when you mount an install.wim file. 1.png {bf1a281b-ad7b-4476-ac95-f47682990ce7} Extract: \Windows\System32\config (install.wim) Launch the Registry Editor and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. 1.png or {bf1a281b-ad7b-4476-ac95-f47682990ce7} e.g., for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Then, go to **File > Load Hive**. Browse to the `config` folder and load the desired file (e.g., `system` or `software`) 2.png, naming it something like `syshive` or `softhive`. Once loaded, right-click the specific key you need and select **Export**. 3.png The name used to load the hive must be the same one used to register it against install.wim. e.g., softhive 1.reg.txt 4.png Reg load HKLM\SOFTHIVE C:\mount\Windows\System32\config\SOFTWARE reg import (your exported file).reg Reg unload HKLM\SOFTHIVE e.g., syshive 2.reg.txt 5.png Reg load HKLM\SYSHIVE C:\mount\Windows\System32\config\SYSTEM reg import (your exported file).reg Reg unload HKLM\SYSHIVE Knowledge is a fact; understanding and execution are not.
@winosr25 but older version 21h2 and 22h2 and 24h2? they have this enterprise g wrapper? maybe there are is some simple method on upgrade?
No signature was required with the .cat file previously; now, any character from 0 to Z causes a rejection. The signature relies on the number having exactly ex 236 characters; if there is even one character too many or too few, the signature is rejected. The idea was to inject a non-existent number and load it into the registry using the .num file. This method used to work, but it has stopped working since version 28000.1719.