@MSMG , In 11.8 line 21631: :: Checking whether the selected Source OS is a Windows 10 Education N Edition it should be: :: Checking whether the selected Source OS is a Windows 10 Enterprise for Virtual Desktops Edition In 11.8 line 21633: if "%SelectedSourceOS%" equ "w10" echo.Windows 10 Enterprise for Virtual Desktops Edition can't be Upgraded... it should be: if "%SelectedSourceOS%" equ "w10" echo.Windows 10 Enterprise Multi-Sessions Edition can't be Upgraded... In 11.8 line 21634: if "%SelectedSourceOS%" equ "w11" echo.Windows 11 Enterprise for Virtual Desktops Edition can't be Upgraded... it should be: if "%SelectedSourceOS%" equ "w11" echo.Windows 11 Enterprise Multi-Sessions Edition can't be Upgraded...
@MSMG , When I use Upgrade Windows Image, When I try upgrade Windows 11 Image, I get crash. Toolkit was crashed. I trying a change, such as: In 11.8 line 21299: if "%ImageVersion:~0,-6%" equ "10.0" set "SelectedSourceOS=w10" it should be like (not same): if "%ImageVersion:~0,-6%" equ "10.0" ( if "%ImageBuild%" leq "20348" ( set "SelectedSourceOS=w10" set "OSID=10" ) if "%ImageBuild%" geq "22000" ( set "SelectedSourceOS=w11" set "OSID=11" ) ) if "%ImageVersion:~0,-6%" equ "11.0" ( set "SelectedSourceOS=w11" set "OSID=11" ) I don't know weather this change can be work well.
For some Windows 10 versions it is Windows 10 Enterprise for Virtual Desktops and for some it is Windows 10 Enterprise Multi-Sessions. Have improved the code and used the Enterprise Multi-Sessions as the name for all Windows 10/11 versions.
MSMG, Hello. Previously, it was possible to remove the Windows Defender only, but now if you remove it from the list, the Security Center component is removed. Is this a feature of Windows 11? Why? (sorry for bad english)
If you use the menu to remove any parent component then it will automatically select the sub-components. If you are using list method then it is at your risk to keep the sub component without it's parent, do check if the list contain the security center in it.
Every time a code sent here in the forum and is inserted in the Toolkit, the Identation "TABs" are turned into "3 spaces". But a TAB is equals to, until where I know, 2 or 4 spaces for Batch Script and for Python. So to convert these details, I follow the following steps: 1. Open code with Notepad ++ editor and enable: View --> Show Symbol --> "Show All Character" and "Show Ident Guide" 2. Ctrl+F --> Replace --> find TAB and replaces for 4 spaces (This step will convert all those tabs that have been typed unintentionally in the middle of some line, etc.) 3. Select the entire code and press Tab once to advance an identation level and convert to all the row of lines, every 4 consecutive spaces, in tab again. 4. Ctrl+F --> Replace --> find "TAB" with consecutive "3 spaces" and replaces for "2 consecutive TABs" (The full replacement occur 1 time) 5. Replace --> find "TAB" consecutive with "1 space" and replaces for "1 TAB" (Repeat full replacement until zeroing the number of replacements. With these steps as much as it can occur is 2 full replacements). 6. So, finally, select the whole code to return the identation level with Shift + Tab.
Hi there, I'm using toolkit v11.8 and keep getting this problem. I've downloaded the official 21H1 ISO from microsoft but when the toolkit loads it, it displays it as 19041.x when it should be 19043.x . I thought this was an issue with the ISO, but had the same problem with a 20H2 ISO - again it displayed it as 19041.x when it should be 19042.x . So I can't integrate any updates because it keeps thinking there's a version mismatch where there shouldn't be. Does anyone know why it's not recognizing the version properly?
For integrating updates in a 1904x ISO it's best to start with a 19041.1 ISO from UUP dump. Current updates, based on a 19041.1 source ISO: WHD or https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-20h1-2-vb_release.80763/page-16#post-1571109
Instead of downloading that older version and updating it, could I instead just download the most up-to-date version from UUP Dump? It looks like this is currently the most up to date one: Feature update to Windows 10, version 21H1 (19043.1237)
MSMG, Do I need to replace the files to install Windows 11 or do I just need to apply the registry tweaks?
@Dagriz-1 That's exactly how all 20Hx/21Hx versions are creates - 19041.1 base with latest updates. UUP does basically the same thing. This isn't really MSMG Toolkit related, it just automates the process.