Dear @AnarethoS I tried to create Windows 8.1 WIM option, but while booted-up, I got "Windows could not set a partition active on disk 0. The target disk, partition, or volume does not support the specified operation. The error occurred while applying the unattend answer file's <DiskConfiguration> setting." Is there something with Unattend.xml ? Please help Thanks in advance
Problem must be in diskconfiguration setting in answer file, something is wrong. Is your bios MBR or UEFI ? Try to post the unattend answer file.
You changed your notebook to legacy boot but the autounattend your using is for uefi... Code: <Type>EFI</Type>
Oh, should I change it into Legacy? --- Update: I changed it into Legacy then throwed error. Please help, what should I do?
Today I tried to make recovery for windows 10, after complete installation it shut down computer, when I turned it on it says there is no installation media .. I can't boot my windows. Please add a video link for its complete installation .
OK thank you so much. Can you please brief me a little. Do I need to create partition with specific driver letter and labeled ? My Bios type is legacy what kind of file should be copied Recovery folder in C.
great software i love it i tried it got it to run right but windows will not activate or will but not stay activated
You can check my prebuild version : https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-mbr-windows-installation.69967/#post-1493864
Is it me or does 411 not function with MBR/Default and 1809-Mar19? Anyone have experience? It is erroring at Copying 0%, "Setup was unable to create a new system partition or locate an existing system partition. See the Setup log files for more information." It could be the combination of two drives storage or low endurance on the primary drive. TIA
I have no problem with 1903, I installed in MBR and EFI on different PCs, and everything worked correctly, you used the latest ScanState ?
I just added logs (above). Does the new 1809Oct-v2 (March 2019) need different scanstate? The problem is installing the operating system, not sysprep.