Has anybody tested the MSMG Toolkit with Windows-11-22449.1000-X64 version I can't convince my ASUS N751JX to install Windows 11 Pro
? Solve @RaiyvaN Code: if "%ImageVersion:~0,-6%" equ "10.0" ( if "%ImageBuild%" geq "10240" if "%ImageBuild%" lss "22000" ( set "SelectedSourceOS=w10" set "OSID=10" ) if "%ImageBuild%" geq "22000" ( set "SelectedSourceOS=w11" set "OSID=11" ) )
What can I do to use msmg produced ISO with boot camp? The last one I was able to install was 1903 I believe and the more recent build always say iso not recognized even if I do no change, just extract then remake with msmg. Any help is appreciated!
Extract ISO into the DVD folder. And open the Toolkit with Start.cmd. Alright then. You can already customize yours. The structure must be: ".\DVD\sources" If you are with the ".\DVD\Name_of_ISO\sources" path, it will not work.
The first image leak of Windows 11, which I have knowledge, was 21996. So this could be like this: Code: if "%ImageVersion%" equ "6.1.7601" set "SelectedSourceOS=w7" if "%ImageVersion%" equ "6.3.9600" set "SelectedSourceOS=w81" if "%ImageVersion:~0,-6%" equ "10.0" ( if "%ImageBuild%" lss "21996" ( set "SelectedSourceOS=w10" set "OSID=10" if "%ImageBuild%" geq "21996" ( set "SelectedSourceOS=w11" set "OSID=11" ) if "%ImageVersion:~0,-6%" equ "11.0" ( if "%ImageBuild%" geq "22000" ( set "SelectedSourceOS=w11" set "OSID=11" ) ) I do not see the need for this if "%ImageBuild%" geq "10240". Because below it would be Windows 8.1. But as it is within the scope of ImageVersion 10.0, it will not catch earlier versions of Windows.
I did not understand how you came to this doubt? Was it because of something I said above? That I know @MSMG maintains the support for several versions and editions that are active in the community. For Windows 10 from 1809 LTSC. Windows 11 is the new addition in this list.
So, it supports last month's Windows 10 ISO's then? I didn't see mention of those builds in the changelog.
@MSMG, from Code: set "Notepad_Appx=%Apps%\Microsoft.WindowsNotepad_8wekyb3d8bbwe.xml" to Code: set "Notepad_License=%Apps%\Microsoft.WindowsNotepad_8wekyb3d8bbwe.xml" from Code: set "Paint=%Apps%\Microsoft.Paint_8wekyb3d8bbwe.xml" to Code: set "Paint_License=%Apps%\Microsoft.Paint_8wekyb3d8bbwe.xml" and out of "AllApps"... from Code: call :AddProvisionedAppxPackage "%InstallMount%\%%i", "App Installer", "%DesktopAppInstaller_Appx%", "%VCLibsUWPDesktop14_Appx%", "%DesktopAppInstaller_License%" to Code: if "%InboxApp%" equ "DesktopAppInstaller" call :AddProvisionedAppxPackage "%InstallMount%\%%i", "App Installer", "%DesktopAppInstaller_Appx%", "%VCLibsUWPDesktop14_Appx%", "%DesktopAppInstaller_License%" from Code: echo.WHD General Updates folder ^<WHD\w10\%ImageArchitecture%\%PackageVersion%^> is empty... to Code: echo.WHD General Updates folder ^<WHD\%SelectedSourceOS%\%ImageArchitecture%\%PackageVersion%^> is empty...
Toolkit development and support is not as simple as it is not only about only the Toolkit.cmd Script. There is a backend (ToolkitHelper.exe) application that provides the removal of new Windows Builds components, as is updated. This application, only MSMG develops and updates. But there is always the possibility of removing, through DISM list. I consider this removal a little more gross. Lets some things broken. While removal through the toolkithelper, are better treated. At present, the ToolkitHelper application provides support until the Builds of the moment at the launch of version 11.7. Small patches of the Toolkit.cmd script are turned to functionality. In version 11.8 it has fully updated, both Toolkit.cmd and ToolkitHelper, among the other tools within the Bin folder.
@MSMG Can't add .NET 5 to Windows 11. Can't find any packages named NET5_w11.tpk. Code: =============================================================================== MSMG ToolKit - Integrate Microsoft .NET 5 =============================================================================== Microsoft .NET 5 Pack folder is missing the below file... "NET5_w11.tpk" Please copy the above file to <Packs\NET5> folder... ===============================================================================
There is a way to integrate the Windows activation script (like massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts HWID mode) in an W10 LTSC 2019 setup?
Inside the folder NET5, copy and past the files NET5_w10.tpk, NET5_w10_x64.reg and NET5_w10_x86.reg. Rename it to NET5_w11.tpk, NET5_w11_x64.reg and NET5_w11_x86.reg and try again..!!