Would this image work? Microsoft Windows 11 [10.0.22621.525], Version 22H2 (Updated September 2022) - Original images from Microsoft MSDN [Ru] You have *.521 in the changes, but in the image with MSDN *.525...
It is recommended to use UUP dump to build 22621.1 and install CU by yourself. This can avoid re-downloading the ISO every time Microsoft updates, and can also generate a specified version of the system at will.
On UUP dump, the website has the message "This build requires using Windows 10, version 2004 or later for the ISO to be properly created. Scripts for other platforms will output a broken ISO" when downloading the 22621.x images. Does this mean that the ToolKit needs to be ran on Windows 10 2004 or later when working with Windows 11 images? I ask because I am currently running 1909.
Not needed. Because the Toolkit uses the Windows 11 v22H2 Insider Preview WADK. And UUP dump is to use the DISM of the current system.
Yes, you can use the .525 source image, checked with this CU and there are no changes related to the removed components.
Trying to update 22622.601 to 22622.730. DaRT integration works. But when I start integrating WHD Updates, the program closes. It´s the second time it happens. Using latest 12.7. When 22622 came out, I was using Toolkit 12.5 (I think), and everything worked fine.
It is more convenient for me to use the image already with an integrated update. I don't download the image with every update. I downloaded the original image with the update, made my own assembly and can be forgotten for a year. Got it. Thanks to.
Extract the ToolKit to the Toolkit_v12.7 folder as usual, then rename this folder to something very short - such as T. Now move the T folder to the root of your C: drive, so the path is C:\1 which contains all the ToolKit files.
The toolkit is exporting install.wim from my ISO image (LTSC 21H2) instead of install.esd. What can I do to fix this?
You need to convert the image. From the main menu of the ToolKit: 7 (Tools) 1 (WIM Manager) E (Convert)