Here is the post below, the same message in English. On the Integrator 10.10 version everything was fine.
I had this problem too, but I don't remember what it was. You use autounattend.xml, right? Check this file.
Found two differences in the process. 1 - You are editing the ru-ru_windows_11_iotenterprise_ltsc_2024_x64_dvd_HM(CES_X64FREO_RU-RU_DV9).iso image, but the IoT Enterprise edition only exists in the en-US language. Your ISO has probably been edited before. 2 - In Remove Capabilities in your log there are more removed packages and an error: In the original script only the following are removed: This may have caused the error. Try using the ISO "ru-ru_windows_11_enterprise_ltsc_2024_x64_dvd.iso" to see if the error occurs as well.
No, that's not the issue. I used your Integrator 10.10 with this image, updated it to version 26200.5670. The system installation in this case went without errors. The problem was with Integrator 10.19.
Not much code has been added since version 10.10. Please remove the following lines from your scripts CreateSlim.cmd line 229 to 246 CreateDefault.cmd line 252 to 271 And do a test to see if that was it.
I see, thank you! In the end, I used part of your code from Integrator 10.10 for my purposes. I compiled the IoT 25H2 LTSC 26200.5670 build for myself. I installed it, and this time the installation went smoothly. In order for all the .reg files I needed to work properly, I had to combine two different scripts into one. They (.reg files) were performed by the Integrator, but in fact were not applied to the image. Now everything works fine.
Sorry, I corrected it, thanks for pointing out this typo, I didn't notice it. I have never seen such an error. The recho command is not recognized as an internal or external command, it is correct that it is not recognized, because there is no such command. But this does not affect the operation of the script. I do not know where the "r" came from, it is just a typo - delete it. It should be echo just.
Ur welcome. By the way, there's a bug in the script Created.cmd will stop at code 159: echo Finalized, not running all the code
Hmm, that's weird, I don't even know what to tell you about this. I've used this script many times and personally I haven't had any errors.
145-167： echo ########################################################### echo === Prepare to integrate updates with W10UI === echo ########################################################### cd /d "%~dp0" echo. echo. echo ########################################################### echo === Running W10UI for integrate updates === echo ########################################################### call "%~dp0W10UI.cmd" echo. echo. echo Finalized :: restore title title %title% echo. echo. echo Press a key to continue... pause >nul
This? Unexpected, there are definitely no errors here. This code is needed to update the image and I have never had any problems with it. If you haven't changed anything in the W10UI.ini file, everything should work fine.
I did not modify anything in the W10UI.ini file There is a problem with the code, and Finalized appears Press a key to continue After pressing the key, Created.cmd exits directly. I tried several times and it exited here. I deleted the code and continued working. echo. echo. echo Press a key to continue... pause >nul After running W10UI for integrate updates, it does not jump to the next step of the code, but presses the key to exit