Yeah ... saw that on my side. The new setup process don'T like it. I am trying with "legacy setup" to see if it works. I think I will have to create a new XML for 24H2....
Well, I made a test and if you use 2 different USB drive, 1 with the installations files and 1 with only the AutoUnattend.xml file and you boot the computer with only the installation media and to in the "new" setup to the part where you can click to use the previous setups version, insert the second USB key and then start the old setup ... it works. So it is something with the new setup that doesn't work at all. I will have to look at how it works. Probably have to create a new one for 24H2 and up.
My script still crash. Look's like sysprep is not killing all running process during its work. Nice ..... I have to find a way to either split the job or run sysprap as the last step.
Thanks! I will then test the other XML file I made just to confirm they works, finetune some documentations and release 6.0.1 during next week (I suppose).
You know if you can put a error when a TPM is not present ? Because at this step the system reboot if are not TPM without alert.
And you know if is possible to fix the question mark on the right border, if we don't use addon, this feature didn't work.
Possible to check that previous Version of Windows 11 still work with the new XML? I was only able to check 23H2 since I deleted previous OS ISO ...
Hi everyone! New version 6.0.1 is out! Added: Support for Windows 11 24H2 Spoiler The new version support Windows 11 24H2. It was more difficult this time, 24H2 had some difficulties with the AutoUnattend.XML file and I had to rewrite them. I tested the new version with 23H2 et 22H2 of Windows 11 (and 22H2 of Windows 10) and they still works. Added: AutoUnattend for unsupported hardware on Windows 11 Spoiler There is new AutoUnattend.xml file for Windows 11. For Supported and UnSupported hardware. The XML for Unsupported hardware allow the bypass of the TPM/UEFI/Secureboot/CPU. Still, the requirement for SSE4.2 and POPCNT can't be bypassed. Also, the new XML file enable the use of a local account without going through a Microsoft account on Windows 11 Fixed: No online manual when Add-On where disabled Spoiler There was a bug with the recovery Tools. If the add-ons (Clamwin and such) where not installed, the icons to open the online help was not working. Fixed: Bad ACLS after Windows upgrade Spoiler After doing an inplace upgrade (like 22H2 to 24H2), the ACLs on the Recovery Tools where broken preventing the icons to work. A new scheduled task is now created during the OOBE process to fix that at every reboot (it Simply gives the local users group read right to the folder). Fixed: BCD error after Sysprep Spoiler I found a bug with 24H2. Even with a clean install. After a Install-->Audit-->Sysprep-->OOBE pass, the BCD store was broken and the computer unbootable. The OOBE script of my Tools now fix that. It have to change de DEVICE and OSDEVICE entry of the {current} BCD. Fixed: Switching to CONHOST and not Terminal Spoiler With 24H2, CMD and PowerShell script where lunched in the new Windows Terminal, which is a Universal App, which get killed during the sysprep phase. The Installation script change the setting for the current user (Administrator most of the time) to switch to the real app (CONHOST). This setting will be deleted during the sysprep phase. Updated: x64 boot files for USB media (based on Windows 11 24H2) Spoiler I have updated the boot files for USB recovery media (when using full Wim image) to use the one of Windows 11 24H2. I left the X86 version unchanged (Windows 10 22H2) since no new X86 os exist.