Yep, as you can see from my previous post, don't have no special characters but still toolkit refuse to mount the image.
Your post doesn't contain the asked info... The info is shown here: Code: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ####Source Image Information################################################### ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Image : Install.wim Image Index No : 1 Image Name : LTSC x86 Image Description : LTSC x86 Image Architecture : x86 Image Version : 10.0.17763 Image Service Pack Build : 1158 Image Service Pack Level : 0 Image Build : 17763 Image Edition : EnterpriseS Image Flag : EnterpriseS Image Installation Type : Client Image Default Language : nl-NL -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
My fault, the info appears after selecting the image. But this means that there probably is a character in the description of the index that is not allowed. Can you show that info, from the capturing tool/script? Code: dism /English /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:install.wim /index:1
You can do that instantly: example: Code: imagex.exe /flags "HomePremium" /info "x:\install.wim" 1 "Windows 7 HomePremium" "Windows 7 HomePremium"
I only have a good memory and read all the posts (and to much free time), this happened to me too, in the past, but it was the use of ( and )
Yeah! Well you have the passion I don't. One question: How can I set the description while capturing the image with Dism ? This is the command I use Code: dism /capture-image /imagefile:c:\temp\install.wim /capturedir:z:\ /name:V11_SINGLELANGUAGE_X64_EN-US /compress:maximum Here I can set the image name. What flag should I use to set the description ?
Code: imagex.exe /flags "HomePremium" /info "x:\install.wim" 1 "Windows 7 HomePremium" "Windows 7 HomePremium" HomePremium = SKU Flag Windows 7 HomePremium = Image name Windows 7 HomePremium = Image description gimagex runs autonomous, even from winpe.
The question was about what the query [Y/N] does when Apply Changes to the Image is chosen. I don't know whether the /ResetBase bug is fixed or not. The Toolkit provides an Edge Chromium pack as .tpk similar to DirectX, you can also use the $OEM$ method to install it by adding an entry to oobe.cmd or setupcomplete.cmd The current Toolkit Edge Chromium pack is outdated need to update it. No matter if you install updates all at once or in specific order the DISM will integrate the updates one at time. The only thing is the DISM nowadays doesn't follow the proper order if the update folder is specified. Use Integrate WHD update pack in Toolkit it will integrate the updates in proper order.